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@thcilnnahoj wrote:

Thanks for the images… Sorry it’s taking so long to fix this – it seems to be a tricky problem indeed. :-k
I can guarantee that it has nothing do to with Podium Free, though!

Let’s try this simple test for now:

Please start Podium, open the MIDI/Audio Interfaces configuration window and
– first, make sure nothing is selected on the MIDI page,
– then switch to the audio tab, select ASIO type drivers and set the ASIO interface to none.

Now exit and restart Podium, start a new project and try to select ASIO4ALL in the configuration dialog.
Does it still display the message saying it can’t access your sound card?

Okay I have done your test…
It was just the same that I did not get any sound….
The asio configuration window is just the same as the other one of zynewave podium I posted before..

And there was never any message saying that it cant access my sound card… also not before…

… Do you use Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit?
I use this OS, maybe it is the problem..

EDIT:
hm I read somewhere that ASIO4ALL does not work if any other program on my computer uses the drivers at the same time.. This does mean that I have to close every program that is using this realtek drivers..
I’ll try that out..
But do you know maybe some programs that could maybe use the drivers hidden?

2nd EDIT: Tried to do this… but did not help..