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Thanks for the update, Megabyte.
The fact still remains that any “bugs” reported may be as a result of the VM environment.I am not aware of any legal limitations to using a Breakaway product as part of a recording suite. I will refer it to their management for clarification. It may be as simple as including a reference to it in your sleeve notes (if it ever gets that far).
BAE is a lot simpler (and cheaper) to just clean up or tweak audio input, but, of course, it intentionally doesn’t have the ability to output directly to a file. That’s not say that it can’t be done, with “What You Hear” redirection or output to a different sound device.
BA1 DOES have the ability to output to a file (as a bi-product of a broadcast stream), but I’ve never taken note of the final quality of such a recording.
It is well documented that BA1 was never designed, nor intended for VM use. However, there have been many successful implementations of it on various platforms since. It depends on how well the VM emulates the BA1 “natural” Windows environment and is therefore, not a flaw in BA performance.
If you can get BA1 to work seamlessly with your implementation of VM first, then I suggest you bed that in, and then look at making it “discuss” anything with a Dante network after that.
Thankyou, Yorkie98. I don’t stream, so my experience is limited in that area. I very much appreciate your input.
I don’t believe that BAE can go any higher than 48k (so-called “DVD quality”), but I am seeking clarification of this.
Thanks for your interesting thoughts, Peter. I cannot endorse, nor deny any of your comments, but I can say that Leif is still well and truly aware of any suggestions that come via this forum, as well as industry input.
Another project he was working on is close to completion, so let’s be positive that there will be some more activity and development in the New Year.I can almost guarantee that your stocking will go unfilled.
I happen to know that Leif is entertaining family over the Xmas period, so I doubt that he will even go near his office.Once the family have departed in the New Year, there is some hope that his life will get back to “normal”.
Provided that BAE can “see” the device as an input or output, it should work.
In my private listening, I have this audio chain:-
Laptop based playout software > BAE Pipeline > Schiit Eitr USB sound device > Spdif to sound system Digital in.
In this case, The pipeline is the input to BAE and the output device is the Eitr.
Welcome to the forum and thank you.
Is it possible that you have the “what you hear” option selected on the Soundblaster? That will map the mic through to the output, and therefore into the BAE pipeline. Bottom line is that anything appearing in the output will be processed through BAE, so, either the SB, or Windows Mixer is blending the mic into the mix.
I have recently migrated my son’s laptop to Windows 11, and can report that BAE happily made the transition without a problem.
Thank you, MrKlorox! I had a feeling when I said before that I had no knowledge of command-line options, that I HAD read something somewhere about it. Well spotted.
I edited my original post to include the “code” option, and it definitely looks better.
I’m not aware of any command line options to launch BARemote and open to a particular page.
Maybe AHK could be your friend again. Unless you have several copies of BA1, there would only be one default connection showing, so, using Window Spy, you could plot a mouse click position over the “Connect” button and it should automatically connect.
Glad you got it sorted! I copied and pasted the code from my test program, so I was sure it should work, but the forum software tampered with my code.
If you are familiar with AHK, you could define some buttons to execute the code, and even interrogate the current status and display a message.
The computer name should not include the brackets. What happens if you type http://IP address or computer name:8282 into a browser? It should open the webserver page, where you can scroll through all the command options.
BA1 has an inbuilt webserver at port 8282.
You just need two little batch programs.
Bypass_OFF.bat would have the following line in it.
REM Set Bypass Processing option to OFF curl --silent --output nul http://{YOUR_PC_NAME_HERE}:8282/parameter/hd1/proc/bypass_proxy=0Bypass_ON.bat would have this.
REM Set Bypass Processing option to ON curl --silent --output nul http://{YOUR_PC_NAME_HERE}:8282/parameter/hd1/proc/bypass_proxy=1If you are using AHK you could execute the CURL line using RunWait, like this.
RunWait, curl --silent --output nul http://OTSBOX:8282/parameter/hd1/proc/bypass_proxy=0,, hideto get the current status is a little trickier, but you could use a command to write the status to a file.
; Get current status of Bypass FileDelete, C:\OtsLabs\BypassStatus.txt URLDownloadToFile, http://OtsBox:8282/parameter/hd1/proc/bypass_proxy?get, C:\OtsLabs\BypassStatus.txt FileReadLine, BypassStatus, C:\OtsLabs\BypassStatus.txt, 1You could then test the value of the field BypassStatus. 1 = Bypass ON, 0 = Bypass OFF.
