I pasted the DLL into my winamp plugins folder but its not showing up in output? I only see disk writer/direct sound output/waveout output. I enabled "Allow 24bit" too in playback. Am I missing something?
EDIT: Looks like this is for Windows7/Vista, not XP. Nevermind :/
Edit: Fixed it. had to change my audio settings to 24/96 in windows.....
but now I have a new problem. the songs now skip for about .1 seconds in random places throughout the entire song. All my songs are doing this. Any fix for this?
Edit: Fixed again. Had to turn my power options into "High Performance"
Hopefully if anyone has any problems with the above they'll read this.
It doesn't play my song after I do this.
They play for about half a second and stop.
Any help?
Edit: Fixed it. had to change my audio settings to 24/96 in windows.....
but now I have a new problem. the songs now skip for about .1 seconds in random places throughout the entire song. All my songs are doing this. Any fix for this?
Edit: Fixed again. Had to turn my power options into "High Performance"
Hopefully if anyone has any problems with the above they'll read this.
Thank you BleaK for posting this!
I've been thinking about using foobar just for Bit-Perfect playback, but was holding off on it because it doesn't sync well with an Android phone.
Winamp has everything I want from it, and it syncs perfectly with my Android.
I do have a question though. What would be the difference between Maiko plugin and Asio4All when used in Winamp?
Thank you BleaK for posting this!
I've been thinking about using foobar just for Bit-Perfect playback, but was holding off on it because it doesn't sync well with an Android phone.
Winamp has everything I want from it, and it syncs perfectly with my Android.
I do have a question though. What would be the difference between Maiko plugin and Asio4All when used in Winamp?
I would say there is no difference in the Maiko plugin and asio4all sound wise. However the Maiko have alot more options at hand. I don't use many of the extra things that the Maiko plugin offer (unless the exclusive mode when doing serious listening), but if I wanted to I could delve into alot more. It also handles multiple channels, so if you want to play 5.1-songs Maiko let you do this as well.
I would say there is no difference in the Maiko plugin and asio4all sound wise. However the Maiko have alot more options at hand. I don't use many of the extra things that the Maiko plugin offer (unless the exclusive mode when doing serious listening), but if I wanted to I could delve into alot more. It also handles multiple channels, so if you want to play 5.1-songs Maiko let you do this as well.
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