I physically connect my LG monitor's audio output with Realtek HD input (hardware input in Voicemeeter!). SRS Audio Sandbox uses NVIDIA High Definition Audio (HDMI) as output. KS is set to 256 samples in Voicemeeter system settings.
In Voicemeeter A2 uses KS: SRS Audio Sandbox. Volumouse could control Realtek Speakers Output, but I prefer to use SRS Audio Sandbox (WDM). I use ASIO4all as A1 (256 samples at 48 KHz) and set WDM latency to 160 to get ultra low 80 samples input latency in swift mode for physical audio input in Voicemeeter.ĪSIO4all uses Realtek HD Output WDM only. The SRS Audio Sandbox does not support (of course) ASIO or any virtual audio driver.
#Srs audio sandbox setup tv#
I still like to use the old SRS Audio Sandbox especially for TV and movies.īut I also like to play VST instruments at the same time.
#Srs audio sandbox setup driver#
Use your Aureon with its ASIO driver and connect Realtek HD Output with the input of the Aureon. Select WDM Realtek Speakers in Volumouse.
Instead use your Realtek with WDM for low latency. I have a Terratec EWS 64 XL under my bed with SPDIF,īut I have another idea for you based on my own setup:ĭo not use Aureon with MME in Voicemeeter! The exclusive mode options in Voicemeeter must be enabled ( but not in WIN system settings!) if ASIO4all is used as A1, at least for Realtek HD Audio (and my old WIN 7 driver). I have verified this with multiple WIN system restarts! If I use Realtek HD Audio as A1 main hardware output in Voicemeeter, exclusive mode in WIN 7 system settings must be enabled to have low latency (256 samples at 48 KHz).īut if I use ASIO4all as A1 main hardware output in Voicemeeter, exclusive mode in WIN 7 system settings for Realtek HD Audio can be switched off!!!ĪSIO4all still reports 256 samples latency! I have just made an interesting observation: In the other thread you have reported, that your Soundblaster Z works as WDM device with Volumouse as long as exclusive mode is disabled! User4711 wrote:…my soundcard is not the problem…īut most other WDM audio devices work properly with Volumouse.
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