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It may be a driver problem. When the BT headphones are disconnected, the driver needs to tell the OS that they have gone. BAE would interrogate the driver for that information, and it simply may not be there.
I have no control over this, but we often get some dickhead spammers who gain access to the forum and post some nasty stuff. I delete it and block them as soon as possible, but, because of time zones etc, the spam may exist for at least 24 hours, and may trigger a blacklist entry.
Do you close BA1 before rebooting? I have found that Breakaway doesn't play too nicely if the laptop is put to sleep and then woken up UNLESS BA is shut down beforehand. I realise in some boot-up situations, you might not be able to shut down programs elegantly, but, if you can, this is the best option.
An alternative to your batch file would be to have a scheduled task that starts BA1 on logon, and then another task that starts your playout software at logon, but with a delay.
I would need to see some details of how you have tried to set BA1 up, but I can say that, if Windows can see the device, it should show up in BA.
Your Realtek card may not be capable of 48kHz, so you might have to set the pipeline to 44.1 (Standard CD). Alternatively, there may be a setting in the Realtek program which can be set to 48kHz to match the pipeline setting.
Have you checked out this thread? http://www.forumclaessonedwards.com/forum/index.php/topic,5310.0.html
True, but "less is more" seems to be apt here. It sounds like you made the same mistake I did at first – defining speaker output as well as "card" output. This will create two (almost) parallel circuits, so you will hear a slight over-dub.
I'm limited in the number of screenshots I can fit on each post, so I'll create a couple of separate replies. The following string of images are of my setup with an M-Audio Delta 192 audio card, which has native ASIO.
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Yes it does (use the HD option). Because it is the fully optioned "Pro" version, it comes with a lot more options than BADJ, but you can set up two "cores" and configure each one separately. Set it up on the trial version (it installs to a different folder). It is fully functional, but you will get a drop-in voice over every now and then until you license it.
Have you updated to the latest release as per this link? http://www.forumclaessonedwards.com/forum/index.php/topic,5308.0.html
