It's working fine for me.wiifanluke wrote:Well, I have all the same things checked as you. Just curious, are you having this same problem too loopy? Or is it working fine for you? What was that thing you were talking about, something about updating the sound card? How would one do that?
It sounds like Xsplit may be screwing up the Windows registry.Hi, I've been having a problem lately with the application 3ds capture 2.11. I have a sound card that I use for the audio and for a while the application had the sound card as an option to use in the audio settings, but recently the application won't let me use it as an option anymore. I tried my sound card out on other applications and the sound card appeared as an option to use for all of them. I also checked on control panel too to see if it was disabled at that time and it wasn't. Do you know if there's any way to have the sound card be usable again on the application?
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I actually found the problem. A few days ago I downloaded Xsplit broadcaster and tried it out, but didn't like it and uninstalled it and for some reason by uninstalling it, it took away those options on the 3ds capture 2.11 application. When I reinstalled Xsplit broadcaster those options were back. None of the other applications were effected by this.
Sounds about right too as it happened during our time of streaming Pokemon X and I removed XSplit for OBS instead. Madness. Going to re-install XSplit now then and leave it as-is.loopy wrote:Bumping an old thread. Related threads here and here.
Disappearing audio inputs is still a problem that comes up now and then. Another customer reported this, it might be related:
It sounds like Xsplit may be screwing up the Windows registry.Hi, I've been having a problem lately with the application 3ds capture 2.11. I have a sound card that I use for the audio and for a while the application had the sound card as an option to use in the audio settings, but recently the application won't let me use it as an option anymore. I tried my sound card out on other applications and the sound card appeared as an option to use for all of them. I also checked on control panel too to see if it was disabled at that time and it wasn't. Do you know if there's any way to have the sound card be usable again on the application?
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I actually found the problem. A few days ago I downloaded Xsplit broadcaster and tried it out, but didn't like it and uninstalled it and for some reason by uninstalling it, it took away those options on the 3ds capture 2.11 application. When I reinstalled Xsplit broadcaster those options were back. None of the other applications were effected by this.
