David McClain d...@refined-audiometrics.com wrote:
The Dell laptop has only one USB hub inside, and *everything* (disk,
video, USB, mouse, keyboard, scratchpad, etc.) competes for service.
(That's why I referred to it as a stupid little system). I guess for 90+%
of folks, the computer is good
And for Neal's attention, if I were to look at Dell laptops machines, is
there any that stands out (or are they all toast)? I run WinXP on Latitude
D630 and it is just about man enoug to run my Flex3000 and N1MM, but fire
anything else up and audio breaks up with or without VAC.
Do we have a
Hi David and all,
Just found a nasty little feature in Win/Vista and Win/7, named
audiodg.exe. This is a required audio driver that attempts to
isolate processes audio routing graphs for security purposes. Problem
is, the cure is almost as bad as the disease they are trying to prevent.
Just found a nasty little feature in Win/Vista and Win/7, named
audiodg.exe. This is a required audio driver that attempts to
isolate processes audio routing graphs for security purposes. Problem
is, the cure is almost as bad as the disease they are trying to prevent.
On my Dell laptop,
Thanks!
On Jun 21, 2011 5:19 PM, David McClain d...@refined-audiometrics.com
wrote:
Just found a nasty little feature in Win/Vista and Win/7, named
audiodg.exe. This is a required audio driver that attempts to
isolate processes audio routing graphs for security purposes. Problem
is, the cure
Wow, David, that is ugly. Thanks for the heads-up. This apparently is a
misguided attempt by Microsoft to provide a process external to the
protected kernel where audio developers could link their ASIO drivers etc.
without getting into the supposedly secure area of the OS. My Win7 has such
a
Hi Tony
I just installed an external Lexicon Alpha on my laptop, and
downloaded the latest drivers. I told Cubase to be sure to use the
Lexicon ASIO driver, not its generic driver. When I do that, I no
longer get the audiodg.exe in the task list. And the system does run
better, but not
On Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 7:30 PM, David McClain d...@refined-audiometrics.com
wrote:
...I told Cubase to be sure to use the Lexicon ASIO driver, not its generic
driver. When I do that, I no longer get the audiodg.exe
Aha, that's good, David. That's progress.
The Dell laptop has only one
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