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Bruce Wayne modified a comment on discussion General Discussion
I followed all instructions in the original post to the letter but virtualized surround output is not working. I set up Hi-Fi Cable Input to 7.1 surround output, but when I do speaker test only left and right channels have sound. edit:
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I followed all instructions in the original post to the letter but there's no sound when Hi-Fi Cable Input is set as playback device. Tested with both of my USB DACs (HiBy FC1 and FiiO K1), but no luck.
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I followed all instructions in the originall posted to the letter but there's no sound when Hi-Fi Cable Input is set as playback device. Tested with both of my USB DACs (HiBy FC1 and FiiO K1), but no luck.
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I followed all instructions to the letter but there's no sound when Hi-Fi Cable Input is set as playback device. Tested with both of my USB DACs (HiBy FC1 and FiiO K1), but no luck.
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Sorry for double post, tried to reply directly to Crazy Rabbit message.
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It worked, thank you very much and really sorry for the extremely late reply. Just had to set physical device volume to maximum and then I could control the virtual device volume from Windows. I think I'll buy a license because this is a very neat software and to support the developer.
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It worked, thank you very much and really sorry for the extremely late reply. Just had to set physical device volume to maximum and then I could control the virtual device volume from Windows. I think I'll buy a license because this is a very neat software and to support the developer.
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Thank you very much for the guide, worked great with my FiiO K1 DAC. Like you said, CPU usage was indeed very low, only 0,1% on a Ryzen 5 5600. Nevertheless I noticed that the virtual audio device doesn't respond to volume changes, as audio stream is routed to the physical device. I need to set K1 as default output device first and then lower/raise volume for the virtual one to reflect the change. Is there any way to make the virtual device react to volume changes, or is it an inherent limitation...
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Nevermind, I installed your TC4Shell application which shows the checksums on properties dialog, I found it to be quicker to use. Thank you for both anyway.
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Thank you for the plugin, but there is a bug, the MD5 checksum is null: I'm using 7-Zip 19.00 x64.
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Would like to report a bug, the MD5 checksums are null:
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