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This issue has been looked at, and Leif has assured me that it has now been tested in a 32 bit environment. This is NOT available yet from the Claesson Edwards website, until we have received feedback from our beta testers.
Any of you who have experienced problems with Windows 10 32 bit is encouraged to download and install this new intaller, and to pass you comments back to me via this forum.
- https://www.dropbox.com/s/osdnjb8jpmlw74e/BreakawayPipeline_installer_4.64.exe?dl=0
I know that Leif is working on some changes, but he is also working on other projects, so there is no guarantee that a new version will drop in the near future. But, it WILL happen.
I’m sorry, there is not a support network like that available. If you post your exact problems as a new subject in the appropriate section of the forum, some of our members should be able to chime in with suggestions.
If you keep your emails, it should be in there. If not, write to support@claessonedwards.com and provide details.
There’s a known problem with 32 bit environments. Is your VM 32 bit? If not, it may be a related issue. Can you install in a 64 Windows environment, just to prove there is no other problem?
Thank you for understanding. As it turns out, I did get an email from Leif today, where several matters were resolved or escalated. More soon (I hope).
Let me make my position very clear.
I have an agreement with Leif’s company (Claesson Edwards) to assist on and administer this forum, were I can. However, I have absolutely NO control over what Leif does and when he does it.I report all relevant posts, queries and bugs through an agreed communication protocol, and, on some occasions, I receive feedback which I pass back to the forum, but, I reiterate, I have no control over the development schedule for the product.
Why not just pull out one of the inputs (or slide balance control hard R or L) and see if the signal follows the input. If that works, the problem is in the playout software or streaming process.
Hi nikpepa! I have several that I have tried and enjoyed in the right environment. However, there are so many influencing factors.
What is your input. Is it straight out of the desk or influenced in some way?
Is the path “pure” from mic to BA1 to STL? Is there any EQ?
What playout software are you using, and does that have any “colouration” of the signal.Other BA1 users, feel free to chime in.
I think you made a typo. Just to be clear, we are talking
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streaming here, right? And your question is, can BA1 send data to a UDP service.
Am I right?
That was very cool.
As I was watching that, I kept thinking, “Yeah, I knew that”, but there is so much to take in that it is so easy to knock off whole chunks and assign them to the back shelves of your memory.Thankyou, MrKlorox for the link. I urge anyone interested in broadcast audio to watch and learn.
