I have no box that says "ALWAYS USE MME DRIVERS....."

Jeff or anyone who can help again,

If u read this message, When I do click on Options, Advanced, and look for the box, I only see boxs in the File System area are Enable Read Caching, Enable Write Caching. And under Playback and Recording is Apply Dither (which is checked) Share Drivers With Other Programs and Play Effect Tails After Stopping (Also is checked).

I dont see the box that says "ALWAYS USE MME DRIVERS....." as u mentioned in the last post. All I see is a MEE (32-bit) in the Driver Mode.... do u have any other answers to help me out with this issue I am having??

Thanks again...

Mike "MistaMacc"

ORIGINAL: MistaMacc

Jeff or anyone who can help again,

If u read this message, When I do click on Options, Advanced, and look for the box, I only see boxs in the File System area are Enable Read Caching, Enable Write Caching. And under Playback and Recording is Apply Dither (which is checked) Share Drivers With Other Programs and Play Effect Tails After Stopping (Also is checked).

The MME Driver box should be in the Playback and Recording section....hmmm..

Use ASIO & MME, if that doesn't work, try the USE DEFAULT option.

Make sure your sound card is listed as the "Playback Wave Device" on the Advanced Tab. If not, go to the "Drivers" tab and make sure the drivers for your card are listed in the output driver box AND that the drivers are highlighted in blue. If they are not there, run the "Waver Profiler" on the "Advanced Tab", restart MC, go to OPTIONS>AUDIO>Drivers Tab, click on your sound cards driver to turn it blue and hit OK. You should be OK.

Please let me know what kind of computer you're using, CPU, RAM, desktop/laptop.

Thanks


EDIT:

To anyone who cares - I misread Mista's post regarding the "Driver Mode" scroll window. I assumed that CW lumped MME & ASIO drivers together based on Mista saying "Use Default, WDM/KS, ASIO & MME (32-Bit)." What he meant was "Use Default, WDM/KS, ASIO, & MME (32-Bit)." Note the final comma.

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See, although it is appropriate to leave the comma out between the last two items in a list, sometimes, for clarification purposes, it is better to put the comma between the items. For instance, what does, *"Random House, Bantam, Doubleday and Dell are all publishing companies," mean? Are there only three, or are there four, publishing companies? A better way to write the sentence is, *"Random House, Bantam, Doubleday, and Dell are all publishing companies." See, much clearer.

Having said that, I could have easily finished reading Mista's sentence where he said, "Use Default, WDM/KS, ASIO & MME (32-Bit) these are the 4 options." So, my unclear instructions are partly my fault.
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*examples modified from Alred, Gerald, Brusaw, Charles, and Oliu, Walter. Handbook of Technical Writing. 6th ed. New York: St. Martin's Press, 2000.

OK, so far so good. What do you have in the Driver Mode Screen?

The SigmaTel uses MME drivers, so change the Drivers Mode to MME & ASIO. Let me know if that change removes the SigmaTel from the playback device. I need to check on some things, but I'll be back in a bit.

Great! Play away.