When I try to run the Windows 10 Netflix app through SAR to get the audio into Reaper, Netflix does not play. It gives an error, and looking up the error says that it is a problem with audio drivers, so I assume the problem is somewhere in the SAR-Reaper connection. The error page is here.
The way I have it set up, everything should be routed in 8-channel 7.1 sound. I have a 7.1 receiver which Reaper is able to output to. I am able to get 7.1 sound through my normal media player into Reaper using a VAC and SAR combination (Media player is JRiver, it didn't like outputting directly into SAR so I'm doing some weird routing: JRiver -> VAC Cable -> Audio Repeater -> SAR Movie Channel -> Reaper). And that works fine, I can use Reaper on those channels as I would expect. However, when it comes to using the Netflix app, it does not work, regardless of whether I use JRiver's built-in Netflix streaming or the Windows 10 app. Both give the same error I linked above.
When I try to run the Windows 10 Netflix app through SAR to get the audio into Reaper, Netflix does not play. It gives an error, and looking up the error says that it is a problem with audio drivers, so I assume the problem is somewhere in the SAR-Reaper connection. The error page is here.
The way I have it set up, everything should be routed in 8-channel 7.1 sound. I have a 7.1 receiver which Reaper is able to output to. I am able to get 7.1 sound through my normal media player into Reaper using a VAC and SAR combination (Media player is JRiver, it didn't like outputting directly into SAR so I'm doing some weird routing: JRiver -> VAC Cable -> Audio Repeater -> SAR Movie Channel -> Reaper). And that works fine, I can use Reaper on those channels as I would expect. However, when it comes to using the Netflix app, it does not work, regardless of whether I use JRiver's built-in Netflix streaming or the Windows 10 app. Both give the same error I linked above.
Thanks for the help, Sasschary