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Okay, after some playing around with other virtual soundcards (Voicemeeter), I landed on one with a buffer combination that works (Voicemeeter VAIO). BAE ignores VAC-based virtual cards like Breakaway Pipeline, which is what made me think it was not intended to do this. So download Voicemeeter Banana to get the driver.
Input: KS, “Breakaway Pipeline 1” (duh) 480, 4, 48000, 2.
Output: KS, “VoiceMeter vaio”, 240, 4, 48000, 2.
Audio Realtime Priority and Adaptive SRC enabled.I did not open a DAW and try to record from it, but I’m able to listen to it by using “Listen to this device” and it doesn’t have any noticeable latency. There’s the occasional pop, so the buffers don’t seem perfect yet.
I spent a while trying to get BAE to record processed audio some years back, and it seems explicitly programmed to disallow this. What you want is a feature of BreakawayOne.
Yeah, the Downloads page has the latest links. However the Home-Audio page that hosts all the BAE info contains links to the older version.
@Milky, could you let Leif know this so he can update that link and reduce the number of accidental 1.40 downloads?Nice! Also, the latest version of BAE is 1.42. This may or may not have an impact on the reliability of the virtual soundcard driver. Glad you got it sorted.
Which version do you have installed? Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling? I just loaded it up on my Win11 laptop and it seems fine so far…
This truly IS a pathetic excuse for forum software, and it makes interaction much more difficult than it needs to be without editing or DMing. It’s just not conducive to a community or any kind of deep/direct support. I agree there should be more (any) interaction from Leif.
I say if you got a line in with Leif, and he’s responding, take that and run with it. We just request you post your solutions here once you have figured them out. Sorry this place wasn’t effective for you.
Updated to 22H2 and it seems to be behaving normally after running all night. I can’t replicate this.
Edition Windows 10 Pro
Version 22H2
Installed on 2020-09-10
OS build 19045.2130
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.4180.0My bad. I could have sworn I updated to 22H2 earlier in the week… I’ll look deeper on another system.
This isn’t happening here.
Edition Windows 10 Pro
Version 21H2
Installed on 2020-09-10
OS build 19044.2130
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.4180.0I remember about a year ago there was an update that messed up virtual soundcards like Breakaway Pipeline. But this is the only update I know of that affected BA1.
Are you using the management package by chance? Mine never recovers if I manually crash it.
Hi. There should be a thread in this forum with links to the correct AAC codec. Let me do a quick look…
Here’s the thread: https://ceaforum.net/?topic=stream-encoders
There is a link on page one and page two to the same AAC codec.
[code]Driver Provider: Eugene Muzychenko
Driver Date: 9/13/2020
Driver Version: 4.64.0.11318I did not notice if the driver was uninstalled upon the uninstall of the broken BAE so I was wondering if somehow there was a background update to the Pipeline since it’s not version 4.31 as Milky stated above.[/code]
If I recall correctly, there was a windows 10 update a couple of years ago that broke Ray’s Virtual Audio Cable, on which BreakawayPipeline is based. The Pipeline version included in 1.42 is the updated version (which I believe is 4.64 of VAC). I think since they’re not technically the same product, Pipeline and VAC will be using different version numbers, but I don’t know.
All I know is I currently use BA1 with the official VAC and haven’t had this issue yet. I’ll play around with BAE and see if I can’t replicate this issue.
There’s a configuration backup as well. Common> System> System Information> Bottom right.
I believe you also need to save your presets, speaker setup (if configured), as well as your license information. As long as you’re using the same motherboard (MAC address), it should accept your license without needing to email support.
It couldn’t hurt to backup your %localappdata%\BreakawayOne folder, but I don’t know if it’s necessary.
Nice! Leif to the rescue! Good to know that when we can’t help, Leif has our backs on some of the more obscure broadcast technicalities.
Is Silence Sense turned on?
Check Core> Miscellaneous> I/O> Main Input> Silence Sense
If you have a second core configured, you can pass it through to the primary core when it detects silence. There might be a misconfiguration somehow.
Check Core> Miscellaneous> I/O> Input 2> Input 2 Source and see if it’s trying to use a core that isn’t there or something.
Outside of this setting, I’m not sure what else it could be off the top of my head.
