Mauricio has been outstanding--we've exchanged a dozen emails already, in the middle of the weekend. So far, no real progress, but I'm hopeful.
Same here...
I see the problem in authoring as well as in projector, but only under Windows XP.
So do I (authoring & projector) under WinXP. Both MX and MX 2004.
I don't see this problem under Windows 2000, all else being equal.
I don't have another machine/OS readily available for testing, unfortunately.
-- [#shockMachine: 0, #shockMachineVersion: "", #platform: "Windows,32", #runMode: "Author", #colorDepth: 32, #internetConnected: #online, #uiLanguage: "English", #osLanguage: "English", #productBuildVersion: "104", #productVersion: "8.5.1", #osVersion: "Windows XP,5,1,148,2,Service Pack 1"]
Mine (from DMX) is identical.
put axGetEnvironmentInfo("inputDeviceList)
-- "SB Live! Wave Device
US-122 A:B
"
And mine reports: -- "SB Live! Wave Device "
--but I don;t think it's a Xtra conflict because Mauricio has sent me a projector that he made, and I see the same problem with it.
Ditto.
Here's a routine to present the xtraList in a legible format - requires (free) pRegEx xtra:
--
on HumanReadable_XtraList
inList = [string(the xtraList)]
pRegEx_Replace(inList, "\], \[", "gi", RETURN)
pRegEx_Replace(inList, "#name: ", "gi", EMPTY)
pRegEx_Replace(inList, "\]", "gi", EMPTY)
pRegEx_Replace(inList, "\[", "gi", EMPTY)
pRegEx_Replace(inList, ", #version: ", "gi", TAB)
return inList[1]
end
--
Looking at the difference between your xtraList and mine, I see that as far as "standard" or default xtras go they differ in that my TextXtra.x32 is version 9.0.1 and my Flash Asset.x32 is 9.0.2
-- [[#name: "DHCXtra.x32", #version: ""], [#name: "Arca.x32", #version: "1, 5, 1"], [#name: "asFFT.x32", #version: "2.0.8"], [#name: "TxtCrnch.x32", #version: ""], [#name: "MPEGADVANCE.X32", #version: "1, 0, 4"], [#name: "V12-DBE for Director.x32", #version: "3.3"], [#name: "shockfiler.x32", #version: "1, 2, 2"], [#name: "sharpExport.x32", #version: "1, 0, 0"], [#name: "RecSnd.x32", #version: ""], [#name: "quitMsg.x32", #version: ""], [#name: "PMLite.x32", #version: "1.6.2"], [#name: "OSControlXtra.X32", #version: "2.1.0"], [#name: "OSControlOptions.X32", #version: "2.1.0"], [#name: "DirectEmail.x32", #version: "2.1.1"], [#name: "budapi.x32", #version: ""], [#name: "AudioXtra.x32", #version: "5, 0, 0"], [#name: "AmplitudePro.x32", #version: "1.0"]
Here are my non-standard xtras, where the first 6 are the same as yours: "OSControlXtra.x32" "2.1.0" "OSControlOptions.x32" "2.1.0" "DirectEmail.x32" "2.1.1" "SharpExport.x32" "1, 0, 0" "budapi.x32" "" "AudioXtra.x32" "5, 0, 0" "TreeView.x32" "3, 0, 0" "vListAuthor.x32" "1.7.5" "vList.x32" "1.7.5" "V4MD.x32" "2, 0, 0" "dropFile.x32" "" "WheelMouse.x32" "1.1" "pregex.x32" "" "DirectConnection.x32" "" "BinaryIO.x32" "1.1.3" "Glu32.x32" "1, 0, 1" "Multiusr.x32" "8.5.1" "FileXtra4.x32" "4.0.2"
It seems to me that given that we have the same problem we should be focusing on what is identical between our systems/configurations, not what is different. Or perhaps what we share in common that Mauricio doesn't.
It appears we have the same sound card. Perhaps the driver is at issue, given that Win2K is probably using a different driver to XP on your machine (you dual-boot?) Under XP, mine is:
Driver Provider: Creative
Driver Date: 2/11/2001
Driver Version: 3509.2.0.0
-Sean.
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