ProppFrexx ONAIR User-Forum

It works, thank you very much!

Thanks a lot for investigating. I was not able to use the Realtek ASIO driver on my test machine with Windows 11 (Maybe the ALC892 is too old?). I'll do a test on the prod machine when I have the opportunity.
But good that you have conclude this is an ASIO4All issue, I don't have the debug tools and ...

Then no, I have no Error.log file.
I'm trying to find and install the official Realtek ASIO Driver for ALC892. By the way, which Audio chips have you tested?

Thanks for the feedback. Which Error-log file do you mean? The one generated when Debug output is enabled in PF ?
And yes I use the latest ASIO4ALL 2.16. I haven't tested yet with the Realtek ASIO driver on Windows 11, I will try to do it before end of today.

Thank you! I am using the latest version, 4.5.2.5.

No, I'm not mixing the drivers (see attachment of the test machine).

No background task is active (indicator is gray). I have tested the same scenario on a different machine (with different hardware), ASIO4All + Realtek HD Audio, and ASIO4All + C-MEDIA USB Audio and I have the same behavior. I have tested on Windows 10 and Windows 11 as well.
If you have the ...

I have reboot and I am not running anything in the background (it is a fresh install of Windows and PF). Motherboard used is MSI Z77A-G43 .
I tried one more time and confirm it works with WASAPI or WDM, but the process is not closed when I am using ASIO. I have enabled Debug Output but I don't see ...

Hi Bernd,

Thanks for your quick feedback. I have waited more than 1 hour (just to confirm). When I switch back the audio settings to WASAPI or WDM the issue disappears.

Quentin

Good morning,

Some updates on this thread. This issue ( ProppFrexx ONAIR.exe is still running), seems to happen when the ASIO driver is used.
Steps to reproduce :

I have a fresh install of Windows and ProppFrexx on a physical machine.
Set the main audio output to ASIO (I have tested with the ...