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Post by xelenio on Mar 1, 2005 15:53:16 GMT
Asio4all works fine Realtek AC'97 integrated in Acer TM530 notebook.
Good work Michael
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Post by Andi on Mar 16, 2005 10:00:24 GMT
Hi Xelenio!
Got also the realtec AC97, and yes, it works good with A4A, but only when I turn off my MS-Midi Synth in the Registry...
after that I can work with Cubast VST5.1 . Without turning the MS-Synth off I don´t hear any Audio, and the A4A-Control Panel displays realtec-Out as unavailable.... Problem is, that I have to install the correct Audio-Driver afterwords, or else I can´t hear any sound with other applications like winamp....
That´s not very Comfortable to work with. You know another Solution to turn of the system intergrated synthesis, or any other way to make it work?
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Post by chillerandi on Mar 16, 2005 10:04:42 GMT
Hi Xelenio! Got also the realtec AC97, and yes, it works good with A4A, but only when I turn off my MS-Midi Synth in the Registry... after that I can work with Cubast VST5.1 . Without turning the MS-Synth off I don´t hear any Audio, and the A4A-Control Panel displays realtec-Out as unavailable.... Problem is, that I have to install the correct Audio-Driver afterwords, or else I can´t hear any sound with other applications like winamp.... That´s not very Comfortable to work with. You know another Solution to turn of the system intergrated synthesis, or any other way to make it work? Sorry, forgot my specifications..... got a Toshiba Sattelite m30x, centrino 1,6GHz, 1024MB, Realtec AC97, ATI Radeon 9700 128MB |
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Post by Holger on Apr 13, 2005 20:08:31 GMT
fine? it works fantastic.
switching from steinberg-asiodriver to asio4all reduced latency from 110/750 to 13/13.
you can easily notice this immediately when pressing a key on the midi-keyboard.
really, far more than I expected. GREAT JOB!
System: Asus A8V with AC97 onboard, Athlon64 3500Ghz.
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