Kevin, are you on 7 or 10? When the MAGIX driver’s name is mentioned when
loading SONAR, that’s exactly when jaws cuts off for the client; though I can
still hear it through tandem.
The only way I can think of removing it is through the ASIO entries in the
registry, since the client wouldn’t be using the MAGIX driver anyway. I was
hoping MAGIX would provide a way to uninstall the thing, but so far my searches
have yielded nothing.
Regards, X
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Behalf Of Kevin Gibbs
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Subject: [ddots-l] Re: MAGIX low latency driver
There are all kinds of issues about this driver. Curiously, I have X3 and sonar
on my system. When I open sonar JAWS mentions the low latency driver. But
speech does not cut out and I don't have any problems with performance. So, I
have done nothing.
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On Apr 26, 2017, at 6:05 PM, Joey Stuckey
<stuckey2003@xxxxxxx<mailto:stuckey2003@xxxxxxx>> wrote:
I can’t remember seeing that driver on the X2, but, Phil is probably the guy to
ask.
J
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Subject: [ddots-l] Re: MAGIX low latency driver
Thanks for the confirmation. Have you heard of any workarounds?
Does x2 have a Low Latency ASIO driver as well? I don’t remember if it did from
the few times I installed it on customer’s systems.
Thanks, DJX
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Subject: [ddots-l] Re: MAGIX low latency driver
I have heard about this being a problem with 3X. I have 2X and have no problems
so far.
Joey
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Subject: [ddots-l] MAGIX low latency driver
Hi list, I realize this question might be a bit off topic, as it’s not CT
related, but I figured some of you might benefit from any forthcoming replies.
I’m working on a customer’s system who had both SONAR and Samplitude x3
installed on Windows 7.
It so happens that any time the MAGIX low latency ASIO driver is used, it
steals the default sound card’s output, thereby eliminating speech. This also
happens whenever sonar opens and scans the list of ASIO devices. Short of
removing the driver from the registry, do Phil or Steve, or any other
Samplitude user have a workaround for this problem? Or perhaps you guys haven’t
encountered it? I ran the ASIO control panel for the MAGIX drivers, and under
advanced unchecked the sound card, but it still kills jaws speech any time the
driver is activated or scanned.
This losing speech also happens when opening the samplitude options, while the
MAGIX low latency driver is selected.
Any ideas on how to solve it? I know I can do it through the registry, but I’d
like to keep that as last resort.
Thanks, DJX
