I have a sound blaster audigy 1 using the latest drivers in ASIO mode. Has this happened to anyone else? I just want to know how to get the audio to stop. I end up having to restart my pc, and that truly suxors.
ASIO hangs.. is there any cure for the repeating block of au
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- KVRer
- 7 posts since 23 Aug, 2004 from San Luis Obispo, CA USA
K, so i'm using FL studio 4.5.2, and i've got a bunch of plugins going. I'll be tweaking around with some plugin a little too much, my cpu jumps to 100%, and FL studio crashes. I manually terminate FL studio, but the block of audio it's been playing doesn't stop, no matter what i do.
I have a sound blaster audigy 1 using the latest drivers in ASIO mode. Has this happened to anyone else? I just want to know how to get the audio to stop. I end up having to restart my pc, and that truly suxors.
I have a sound blaster audigy 1 using the latest drivers in ASIO mode. Has this happened to anyone else? I just want to know how to get the audio to stop. I end up having to restart my pc, and that truly suxors.
buh!
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- KVRAF
- 3508 posts since 27 Dec, 2002 from North East England
The Audigy is notorious for it. You may well be better off using the KX drivers (do a Google search for KX Audigy or something).
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- KVRer
- Topic Starter
- 7 posts since 23 Aug, 2004 from San Luis Obispo, CA USA
Hmm, so are you sure it cures that hang?
I think i used the kX drivers for my SB live like 2 years ago.. i remember it having problems with doing input.. are they significantly better than creative's drivers?
I think i used the kX drivers for my SB live like 2 years ago.. i remember it having problems with doing input.. are they significantly better than creative's drivers?
buh!
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- KVRist
- 112 posts since 31 Aug, 2003 from Nether regions of Netherlands
You should definitely try the KX drivers again. I used them on an audigy platinum eX and their performance was excellent. Configuring the i/o 's is a little hairy, but worth the effort.
Hope it works for you!
Hope it works for you!
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- KVRer
- 1 posts since 28 Apr, 2005
I have the exact same problem, and as I see no real solutions were posted eversince. 
Anyone knows how to reset the Audigy without rebooting the computer?
Does this happen with Audigy2 or Audigy4 as well?
This is more than enough for me to start thinking on a new sound card.
Anyone knows how to reset the Audigy without rebooting the computer?
Does this happen with Audigy2 or Audigy4 as well?
This is more than enough for me to start thinking on a new sound card.
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- KVRAF
- 2548 posts since 7 Jul, 2003 from Huntington, WV
I've had the same thing happen with several different hosts, with other sound cards, and on both Win98SE and WinXP. I think it's quite possibly a problem inherent in VST, ASIO, or Windows.
The only good news I have, is that Forte Ensemble seems to be much more resistant to such lockups than any other host I've tried yet. If that developer can build such a crash-resistant host, perhaps the other developers came come up with something better also? (Even if it were a problem inherent in ASIO, VST, or Windows, perhaps the host might be able to compensate for the issue.)
take care,
McLilith
The only good news I have, is that Forte Ensemble seems to be much more resistant to such lockups than any other host I've tried yet. If that developer can build such a crash-resistant host, perhaps the other developers came come up with something better also? (Even if it were a problem inherent in ASIO, VST, or Windows, perhaps the host might be able to compensate for the issue.)
take care,
McLilith