I've tested those files on a computer with Vmix but in other Software - everything was ok.ĭante network was tested and everything is working fine. I've tested all files on the other computer - everything was ok. The problem showed to me when I added few video files to the list and played it out.Īll files that I've played out were clipping, cracking - not usable. Normally - we're using a workflow with audio coming to Vmix/going out from Vmix with Dante Virtual Sound Card.Īfter the upgrade, I've started my normal activities. Go back to the Dante Virtual Soundcard control panel and stop Dante Virtual Soundcard.ĭante Virtual Soundcard should now be operating at the new sample rate.A few days ago I've upgraded VMIX from 23 to 24 (24.0.0.51).Change the sample rate to the desired rate.

In Dante Controller, open the Dante Virtual Soundcard device (double-click the device or hit CTRL+D) and select the ‘Device Config’ tab.

It will start automatically in ASIO mode.

Go back to the ‘Licensing’ tab, and license Dante Virtual Soundcard using your existing license ID.

Click the ‘Settings’ tab in the Dante Virtual Soundcard control panel and change the Audio Interface to ASIO.

Do NOT license Dante Virtual Soundcard yet.

Dante Virtual Soundcard will be currently unlicensed, and therefore not running.

Open the Dante Virtual Soundcard control panel.

The workaround involves uninstalling Dante Virtual Soundcard and reinstalling it, then setting the required sample rate in ASIO mode BEFORE it is started.

The Advanced tab is visible, but Dante Virtual Soundcard cannot play or receive audio when the sample rate has been changed.

The Advanced tab of the device properties panel is not visible, which prevents the changing of the sample rate for Dante Virtual Soundcard in Windows.

However, depending on the version of Windows 10 you have, one of the following conditions may be observed: This is typically done by right-clicking the speaker icon in the system tray and selecting ‘Playback devices’ (or ‘Recording devices’), double-clicking the DVS devices, and changing the sample rate in the ‘Advanced’ tab for each device. On Windows 10, to change the sample rate for Dante Virtual Soundcard, you must first change it in Dante Controller, and then change it for each DVS device in the Windows Playback and Recording device settings. This issue is under investigation and hopefully will be resolved in a future Dante Virtual Soundcard update. Some Windows 10 users may have encountered an issue that prevents the changing of the sample rate for Dante Virtual Soundcard in WDM mode.

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