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Hi,
I am wondering if the latest BAE workaround fix addresses any of the other six years worth of unaddressed issues remaining since the release of BBP 0.90.95 in April 2016? (I call it a workaround as nothing has changed in BBP although a possible fix to BBP happens as a side-effect of installing a different program).
I'm still struggling with the 48 hour issue in Windows 7, nevermind contemplating any newer operating systems.On the positive side, I would like to hope that progress with BAE means progress with BBP will not be far away..
Yorkie.
You said the following in the end of 2009 in regard to having problems after 48 hours.
[quote author=yorkie98 link=topic=826.msg5659#msg5659 date=1261933908]The last I heard was that the author of VAC (Breakaway pipelines) had managed to reproduce the problem but I have not heard since of any mention of a fix being implemented. I could be wrong about this and the fix may have been implemented on an update.[/quote]
Well for starters… let's see if what I posted earlier today solves the problem you're experiencing. Unfortunately it'll take 2 days, but let's try it! Please don't change any settings in your Breakaway Broadcast Processor settings (other than what I described in the post & email of course), so we'll know if this fixes the problem.
Wow, you have a very good memory Jesse. A great deal has happened since 2009. I have since updated the VACs myself several times and since, stopped using VAC altogether as I have found VB-Audio cables work much better than VAC.
Despite this, NOTHING has stopped the output from BBP becoming full of glitches after 48 hours including trying direct soundcard I/O which involved no virtual cables at all, RDS injected after BBP from a hardware unit, you could virtually count the seconds down to when you knew it would start happening. After months of trying about everything I could think of, I concluded that the problem is happening inside BBP as all other possible variables had been taken out of the equation.
The only method I found which got around the problem was to get the machine to automatically stop and restart BBP every 24 or 48 hours at 3am in the morning resulting in a few seconds of dead air.
The box is still running and still running like this, it's a full-time licensed station so I can't really be messing with it at this stage.I might try it on a less critical machine or a test machine in the near future.
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