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Posted by cics (A) on October 23, 2009 at 20:59:35

In Reply to: RE: Issue with Windows 7 64-bit and cPlay resampling posted by widerworldweb@yahoo.com on October 23, 2009 at 06:27:03

cPlay outputs 32 bit audio to the soundcard driver. On startup, if the driver doesn't support 32 bit, cPlay reports an error and will not allow for any playback.

Driver converts 32bit format down to 24 (or 16) either at sw or hw level and may apply dithering if needed.

Based on the problem experienced, that driver needs to be either reinstalled or may have a bug. There could also be an issue with 64bit Windows - here, cPlay must be run in 32bit mode.

• Question for cics..... - jacabuneb 11:25:29 10/28/09 (5)
  • RE: Question for cics..... - cics 22:50:06 10/28/09 (4)
    • RE: Question for cics..... - jacabuneb 18:38:46 11/05/09 (3)
      • Most likely problem: it's a multi-channel wav file (cPlay only supports stereo) - cics 08:50:49 11/06/09 (2)
        • RE: Most likely problem: it's a multi-channel wav file (cPlay only supports stereo) - cics 06:43:46 11/07/09 (0)
        • RE: Most likely problem: it's a multi-channel wav file (cPlay only supports stereo) - jacabuneb 19:34:21 11/06/09 (0)

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