Posted 02 December 2017 - 11:36 PM
Hi Franran,
Does Ultrastream work with ASIO? I noticed on the CA forum that one poster had to set the 4.36 driver for ASIO first and then set the player to KS (albeit a different player) to get it to work with Ultrastream.
Is the problem occurring when using Bug head? Have you tried JPLAYmini with Ultrastream? If not, and you subsequently find that it works with Ultrastream and KS, that might point to the combination of Bug head and the new driver as the cause of the problem.
If JPLAYmini also does not work with Ultrastream, rather than driver incompatibility, perhaps a glitch occurred during the driver installation?
In that case, something else to try (if you haven't already): reinstall the driver in GUI mode after uninstalling Fidelizer Pro, fully resetting AO and shutting down Process Lasso. Then test your configuration stepwise. Try music playback with hibernate off and before reinstalling Fidelizer Pro, optimizing with AO, running PL or switching to core mode. If that works, install Fidelizer Pro and test playback. If that works optimize with AO and try playback. If that works switch to core mode and try playback again. If that works go to hibernate mode and test again. Finally, if all is still good, try with Process Lasso running.
Hope something here helps.
Cheers,
Bernie
Control Point: Apple iPad (9th gen), 64Gb storage, 3Gb RAM, JPLAY for iOS 1.0.17; Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, 128Gb storage, 4Gb RAM, Bubble UPnP 4.3.3.1; Dell Inspiron 15 5510 laptop (Windows 11 Professional (x64) Version 22H2 (build 22621.3007), Intel Core i7-11390H, 2.93 GHz, 512Gb KIOXIA M2 PCIe NVMe (RAID) SSD, 16Gb DDR4 3200 MHz RAM), Upplay 1.7.1.
Control and Audio-PCs: Asus Mini PC PN60, Intel Core i5 8250U 1.6 GHz, 250Gb Kingston A2000 M2 NVMe SSD and 8Gb DDR4 2400 MHz RAM.
OS: Windows Server 2019 (Standard Edition) in highly optimized Desktop mode, command prompt shell for initial setup after which Control and Audio-PCs run headless (monitor, keyboard and mouse disconnected).
Optimization: Audiophile Optimizer 3.0, ES151 as Local Service via TrustedClean 3.1b-server on RAM Disk on Control and Audio-PCs (TC settings used are detailed in in the TC3.1 guide below). Process Lasso Server Edition 14.0.1.10, additional Windows processes/services stopped via registry editor, task manager and a modified CAD DSK script. For the full optimization procedure see my Guide for Optimizing WS2019 in a Dual or Single PC JPLAY Femto-Based System (revised 5 July 2023).
RAM Disk: Download guide for automatically creating a RAM Disk and using TrustedClean 3.1 to install MC, LE, or ES as a service here (8 Nov 2023).
Renderer: JPLAY FEMTO 7.0D UPnP (Alternative version), Server: JPLAY FEMTO 7.0D femtoServer, File Manager: Q-Dir 11.4.9.0, Library Manager: JRiver MC 32.0.6.
JPLAY Settings: Playing via: KS, Engine: ULTRAstream, Bitstream: Native, Bitperfect Volume: OFF, DAC Link: 1000, XtreamSize: 1000, Throttle: ON, Hibernate Mode: ON.
Dual PC Equipment Configuration: Control Point Tablet/Laptop > WiFi > Control-PC > 1m SUPRA Cat 8 Ethernet Cable > Audio-PC > 3m Chord C-USB Cable > Rotel 1590C > 2m Mogami NEGLEX RCA to XLR cable with Neutrik connectors) > March Audio P501 Monoblocks with Purifi 1ET7040SA modules > DIY speaker cables (Tycab PVC doubly insulated 11 AWG OFC wire, TechFlex braid, Neotech Banana/Spade connectors) > Bryston PX-1 external crossovers > DIY speaker cables (as before) > Bryston Model T Signature Speakers. AC power filtered/cleaned via Thor A12BF Smart Power Board.
Music Storage: Main Library: 6Tb Seagate HDD/Hub+6Tb Seagate HDD (all connections via 0.5m Avencore Premium USB 3.0 cables); Backups: as per Main Library (x2).