Dan Weiss

Is there any word on this? Any idea where there would be an APO running for Realtek audio when enhancements are turned on, but still get other APOs working when the audio enhancements are turned off? My Realtek device is VID: 10EC, PID: 0287 I would rather not need to build my own fork of the project to remove all dialog boxes that tell you to unnecessarily enable audio enhancements, or any other situation that forces them on. (Just made a binary patch for "Editor.exe" to remove the prompt to run...

Is there any word on this? Any idea where there would be an APO running for Realtek audio when enhancements are turned on, but still get other APOs working when the audio enhancements are turned off? My Realtek device is VID: 10EC, PID: 0287 I would rather not need to build my own fork of the project to remove all dialog boxes that tell you to unnecessarily enable audio enhancements, or any other situation that forces them on.

When I speak of "Windows Audio Enhancements", I'm talking about features that get turned on when you activate either of these two things: (Windows 11) Both pictures refer to the same setting. Equalizer APO does still function when the setting is turned off. I did not know about the "Use Original APO" setting in the configurator, I will give that a try. I wonder if it could indicate if there are other APOs running, and make it more clear how to disable them. Edit: It appears that the "Use Original...

When I speak of "Windows Audio Enhancements", I'm talking about features that get turned on when you activate either of these two things: (Windows 11) Both pictures refer to the same setting. Equalizer APO does still function when the setting is turned off. I did not know about the "Use Original APO" setting in the configurator, I will give that a try. I wonder if it could indicate if there are other APOs running, and make it more clear how to disable them.

Please do not force Windows Audio Enhancements on

I was reading through "src\liblzma\api\lzma.h", and I found something there. It's checking the value of __cplusplus and comparing with a number. However, MSVC is assigning __cplusplus to 197711, suggesting that it is stuck in 1998. So MSVC requires a separate language version check. _MSC_VER >= 1900 will check against Visual C++ 2015, which was the first release to support noexcept.

Thanks, I'll close this. (edit: you cannot close your own tickets on sourceforge?)

Thanks, I'll close this.