Closed vcfxb closed 9 months ago
Your logfile ends in the middle of streaming. Is that because you copied the logfile while the application was still running? Or did the logfile just stopped growing (i.e. FlexASIO got completely stuck) and you had to kill the app?
In any case, it would be extremely surprising for FlexASIO to behave differently depending on the contents of the file your application is playing, unless there are differences between the files that make the application call FlexASIO differently (e.g. differences in channel counts, buffer sizes). In theory, nothing in FlexASIO or downstream of it should care what the actual audio data is - it's just copied around.
Can you check if the issue occurs with other ASIO drivers, such as ASIO4ALL?
You might also want to check if the issue occurs when running a different FlexASIO backend, such as MME or WASAPI.
I closed the program before copying/uploading the log file, so it should be accurate. Problem persists when using ASIO4ALL as well. Will attempt to switch to WASAPI or something later this afternoon when I have a chance.
If the problem persists using ASIO4ALL then it is not a FlexASIO issue. It's more likely to be a bug in the application - you should report it to them.
I have a FLAC file I'm trying to use as part of some music I'm writing (via the Bitwig DAW v5.0.1) and for some reason every time I start the file playing, I get only about 1-2 seconds of audio and then it stops producing any sound. I have tried restarting the application, and then the computer, and now have just re-run it with logs.
The relevant part of the log file is here I believe, and the full log file is attached. I have not had this problem with any other FLAC files, and I have not had any issues playing this file in windows media player.
I am currently running Windows 11.
Full log file: FlexASIO.log
Lines like this repeat 7000 times from around line 1100 of the logs to the end.