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RE: Jack ASIO driver must be used in your x-over setup

Try the following:

Create "jack.bat" file in your c:\ root drive (c:\jack.bat) and copy the following commands into it:


@echo off
start /realtime c:\progra~1\jackv1~1.90\jackstart
ping -n 6 127.0.0.1 > nul
start /realtime c:\progra~1\cicspl~1\cicsPlay.exe %1
ping -n 2 127.0.0.1 > nul
start /realtime c:\dokume~1\desktop\alloca~1.15\Allocator.exe
ping -n 2 127.0.0.1 > nul
start /b /realtime C:\progra~1\jackv1~1.90\connect


The "ping" command emulates sleep. I'm guessing the dos short name that is used in your pc. To test this works, from explorer, right-click on a cue sheet and select "open with" where you can then select "c:\jack.bat". If shortnames are not correct, in a command prompt, use "dir /x" command to list the files/folders together with shortnames which you can use to edit above.

Change CUE_PLAYER directive in "cicsMemoryPlayer.pth" as follows:

CUE_PLAYER #N "c:\jack.bat" %C

Note: if you change #N with #H the command window is hidden.

Test in cMP as follows:

  1. Set lsass and svchost to suspend "No"
  2. Set Optimise to "Player"
  3. Play any cue sheet
  4. To play another, you must manually stop & exit Jack and Allocater before staring next selection (we can automate this later)


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