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| REW Forum No input mixers availableDiscuss No input mixers available in the Subwoofer Equalization | Calibration forum; No input mixers available Having trouble getting this to work on a Mac. The program opens fine, but upon loading the settings preferences I ... |
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| No input mixers available Having trouble getting this to work on a Mac. The program opens fine, but upon loading the settings preferences I get a Audio interface error that states: No Input mixers available supporting PCM_SIGNED 48000.0 Hz, 16 bit, stereo, 4 bytes/frame, little-endian It then continues to open fine. If I go to the Settings menu the only output device I can set is Default Device or Java Sound Audio Engine....the only Input device I can set is Default Device or Mac OSX Core Audio AudioHardware. If I play a test tone using the generator I get basically a square wave set to whatever level I put it at....almost like feedback. Any ideas? I'm not a mac genius but everything in the OS system preferences seems to be set correctly...and normal audio files outside of REW work fine. Thanks for any help you can give. | |||
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| Re: No input mixers available Odd. I have successfully run REW on my MBP with 10.4.8 through 10.5 inclusive. I did have a crashing issue that I solved by increasing the java stack size. Perhaps the java settings are incorrect, or perhaps these mixer problems are another symptom of an undersized stack. I'm skeptical about the undersized stack though. Please see one of my earlier posts on the correct java configuration and stack parameter settings: http://www.hometheatershack.com/foru...html#post59790 Hopefully this solves the mixer issues. Please note the stack settings is not necessary with 10.5. | |||
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| Re: No input mixers available A couple of us guitar pickup makers are having this exact same problem, the signal generator sounds like a buzz saw and the sweep function sounds like twighlight zone music, plus the same warning on booting the program up. I guess thisprogram just doens't work on Macs at all??? Anyone ever have any success with it? | |||
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| Re: No input mixers available Same problem here on a G5 Mac running OS 10.4.11. The signal generated for the soundcard calibration sounds like a distorted and noisy square wave. Audio Interface error warning upon launch every time too. | |||
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