Cross 1.3.2 and fa101

[Support@MixVibes]

No need to format, try with any audio app that support asio.

[Alek]

At this time, I don't have another audio app that support Asio...

I'll search for one.

[Alek]

No more test today, I'll do later.

Actually, everything is ok. The Line IN go to the Line OUT... But my FA-101 have a lot of disconnection.

I'll wait and try other Audio Apps as you ask me to do.

[Support@MixVibes]

Something seems wrong with the driver... or the FW chain !

[Alek]

Something seems wrong with the driver... or the FW chain !

I think so...

Last time everything was ok between Cross and my FA-101, I met the problem on Producer.

I'm gonna test to disactive my intern soundcard in Bios... Then, if it doesn't change anything, perhaps I'm gonna format my Laptop soon... I think it could be good for my laptop too.

[Alek]

So...

I have uninstalled my FA-101 driver, downloaded the one for my OS on Edirol Website and installed it.

Now everything seems to be ok and there's no bug with my soundcard. GREAT !!!

Hope it will continue.

[Stealthii]

I can confirm this problem on OSX. Depending on what output is set for the third, the first and second get scrambled. It's not a showstopper, but it leads to incorrect mappings. If this occurs on OSX.. then isn't it only either Cross' fault, or the actual soundcard itself?

Mind that FA-101 driver is built into OSX - not Edirol written.

[Alek]

I met problems again and again on my Windows Vista with only my Producer ... After a search on my friend google, I read that this kind of problem can be caused by Realtek soundcard's driver on Windows OS...

Someone said that he uninstalled his Realtek soundcard's driver and everything gone well.

I didn't try it because I think I need this @!!# soundcard to have sound on my HDMI port...
However, I'm going to try it later and tell you what's happening.

[Blackbrook]

I met problems again and again on my Windows Vista with only my Producer ... After a search on my friend google, I read that this kind of problem can be caused by Realtek soundcard's driver on Windows OS...

Someone said that he uninstalled his Realtek soundcard's driver and everything gone well.

I didn't try it because I think I need this @!!# soundcard to have sound on my HDMI port...
However, I'm going to try it later and tell you what's happening.

Just a note, to proove your idea: While I was installing Win7 because my Vista could not handle Cross the internal audio interface was not recognized by Win7. So I thought: Why not using the U46 MKII only. This is how I am working at the moment and Cross runs very brilliant no. Maybe this could be your solution. Unfortunately I do not know how the internal sound and HDMI is connected?! Can you explain it to me?

Greetings,

Steve

[Alek]

So you uninstal your internal soundcard's drivers and only work with your U46MKII ?

I don't know how HDMI and soundcards are connected but I'm going to try to understand how HDMI sound works.
but I think that we can't use HDMI sound if we uninstal our internal soundcard...

With my realtek soundcard, I have to change her output if I want to have sound on my TV or on my Laptop... I didn't find a possibility like this one with my FA 101...

Gonna search...