Joel Arvidsson
Well-known member
I got a SuperMicro workstation with a X9DAi motherboard running windows 10 professional.
The problem is that my sound stopped working.
So I got a "Focusrite - Scarlett 2i2 2nd Gen" instead and the audio worked in Adobe premiere (perhaps in audition and after effects aswell) but nowhere else.
I think I reinstalled the workstation atleast once since then. But still no audio outside of adobe premiere. Premiere is using an Asio driver its seams like.
I had given up this and just keeped on editing in premiere. But now im switching over to Davinci Resolve and need to get the audio to work in there.
You would think that the audio problem with the built in realtek drivers should not matter anymore since Im using the external Focusrite as sound card. But maby its still causing the problem. What do you think is causing this problem? Im pretty out of Ideas!
Perhaps the Asio driver has something to do with it (that driver comes with premiere).
I read this in a thread.
"But ASIO really annoys me because it disables sound for my whole PC outside of ableton which leads to numerous inconveniences."
Will try to switch over to MME in premiere and se if that makes any difference.
Edit. 1
Anybody here using the ASIO4ALL driver instead?
Edit. 2
From reading I think Focusrite is already using the asio4all driver.
So the new plan is to try out the https://www.vb-audio.com/Voicemeeter/banana.htm
Its a an advanced Virtual Audio Device Mixer For Windows.
//Joel
The problem is that my sound stopped working.
So I got a "Focusrite - Scarlett 2i2 2nd Gen" instead and the audio worked in Adobe premiere (perhaps in audition and after effects aswell) but nowhere else.
I think I reinstalled the workstation atleast once since then. But still no audio outside of adobe premiere. Premiere is using an Asio driver its seams like.
I had given up this and just keeped on editing in premiere. But now im switching over to Davinci Resolve and need to get the audio to work in there.
You would think that the audio problem with the built in realtek drivers should not matter anymore since Im using the external Focusrite as sound card. But maby its still causing the problem. What do you think is causing this problem? Im pretty out of Ideas!
Perhaps the Asio driver has something to do with it (that driver comes with premiere).
I read this in a thread.
"But ASIO really annoys me because it disables sound for my whole PC outside of ableton which leads to numerous inconveniences."
Will try to switch over to MME in premiere and se if that makes any difference.
Edit. 1
Anybody here using the ASIO4ALL driver instead?
Edit. 2
From reading I think Focusrite is already using the asio4all driver.
So the new plan is to try out the https://www.vb-audio.com/Voicemeeter/banana.htm
Its a an advanced Virtual Audio Device Mixer For Windows.
//Joel