Post by csd on May 9, 2011 1:53:08 GMT
Hi everyone, I've got a problem that I just can't seem to fix.
Back in December I was using ASIO4ALL with Reason 4 and it was working fine along with IPmidi, then I installed World of Warcraft (I'm pretty certain that it's unrelated just something I did before it stopped working) and suddenly ASIO4ALL and IPmidi both stopped working, ASIO saying it was beyond logic, and said:
-Disable system sounds in Control Panel!
-Deactivate unused input/outputs
-Audio Drivers too old / too new?
-Computers hate you!
I tried disabling sound systems, and for inputs/outputs I'm guessing it means the expandable part under WDM Device List (which for me consists of MicIn, MuxedIn1, MuxedIn2, and Dock SpdifOut, all of which are beyond logic) and I haven't been able to find any drivers for my sound card or the codec. Also, IPmidi says "the data area passed to a system call is too small".
My computer is a HP HDX16 notebook running Windows Vista 64-bit, and my sound card is a NVidia HD audio (that's all the device manager says for it) and it's using IDT High Definition Audio codec. I just picked up a Alesis Q25 USB MIDI keyboard controller and I'd really like to use it to produce music, and it won't work using the DX primary sound driver. Any thoughts on what I can do?
Back in December I was using ASIO4ALL with Reason 4 and it was working fine along with IPmidi, then I installed World of Warcraft (I'm pretty certain that it's unrelated just something I did before it stopped working) and suddenly ASIO4ALL and IPmidi both stopped working, ASIO saying it was beyond logic, and said:
-Disable system sounds in Control Panel!
-Deactivate unused input/outputs
-Audio Drivers too old / too new?
-Computers hate you!
I tried disabling sound systems, and for inputs/outputs I'm guessing it means the expandable part under WDM Device List (which for me consists of MicIn, MuxedIn1, MuxedIn2, and Dock SpdifOut, all of which are beyond logic) and I haven't been able to find any drivers for my sound card or the codec. Also, IPmidi says "the data area passed to a system call is too small".
My computer is a HP HDX16 notebook running Windows Vista 64-bit, and my sound card is a NVidia HD audio (that's all the device manager says for it) and it's using IDT High Definition Audio codec. I just picked up a Alesis Q25 USB MIDI keyboard controller and I'd really like to use it to produce music, and it won't work using the DX primary sound driver. Any thoughts on what I can do?
