Hello: a way around is to delete any asio-entries in the windows-registry beside the one you want to load .... (you can save a backup of the asio-key if you want and reinstall it by just double-clicking on it).That way pd loads the driver you want. regards, michael

At 08:47 14.05.02 -0700, you wrote:

Hi Tom,

I imagine you've already tried "(...pd...) -asio -audiodev 33", yes? that's the way I thought it should work. Unfortunately I've NEVER been able to get any of my machines to work with ASIO at all, so I can't really test the ASIO feature!

cheers Miller

On Mon, May 13, 2002 at 01:23:55PM +0100, nullpointer wrote:

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Thanks to Matthew P (and T.Grill) I am running pd from logic audio as

either

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a netreceive version (using pd-auto vst plugin) or using virtual midi ports (MIDIYOKE)

However my pd audio output is delayed from the logic audio output... Both pd and logic are using the same card but pd is using mme drivers and logic is using asio... I tried to get pd to use the asio drivers but couldn't select from the list of drivers available (it always picks driver 0 -a directx driver) I want driver 33 or something for asio.. So i tried upgrading from test 17 to test 23 but now i can't select the card I want.. pd defaults to the onboard SB soundcard...which has no asio drivers anyway!.. so i need to be able to select the appropriate card device and then the correct driver for that device.. I have tried lots of different combos of the command line args but to no joy..

Any tips??

P.S. windows xp with pd test 17-23 and logic audio 5

Thanks

Tom