SAC (and Plugins) 64 Bit Version Bug Reports

[Bob L]

Ok... we are rolling.

Bug Reports here please... and I will do my best to fix them ASAP.

Thanks,

Bob L

[dbarrow]

I think I used the same settings as the 32bit SAC: Force single CPU, Force Realtime Priority, etc. I have tried various combinations of settings, still there are lots of slipped output buffs, clicks and pops. The 32bit SAC works fine. I have the RME Fireface USB drivers on this notebook computer set at 64/4. I'm assuming I don't need to run it in compatibility mode, right?

[dbarrow]

o.k., I clicked on the shortcut, changed the properties to run as administrator and run in Windows compatibility mode. That seems to to have gotten rid of the slipped output buffers. I will continue to test. I also ran Shell2VST on WaveShell1-VST 10.0_x64.dll and set up some of the Waves VST plugins to run from .ini files, like in the 32bit SAC version. I am not at a gig, obviously, but I have a recent session file loaded up from a 10 piece band and it all seems to work so far. Thanks for the 64bit upgrade! I tried to load my custom shade from the previous version. It doesn't seem to work.

[dbarrow]

The hot channel leaves red lines at the bottom of the Full Mixer window. Any channel that I went to retains these red lines on the bottom of the mixer window.

[mr_es335]

dbarrow,

I tried to load my custom shade from the previous version. It doesn't seem to work.

...all shades need to be updated to 64-bit as well.

Bob has same on the new site...[click me to see]

[dbarrow]

I had a cool SAC shade I had tweaked from some other version long ago. I'm guessing I can use what ever resource modification tools to go in and modify a current 64bit SAC shade, right?

[mr_es335]

dbarrow,

See the post 64-bit shades.

[Danny O]

In the processes tab, right click on the program you want to change.

[Bob L]

No... I am not saying to change the program priority in the task manager... do that in SAC or SAWStudio... I am suggesting that you use the Select Columns option in the task manager to display the Base Priority of each process. In XP you just right-click the top column area... in Win 7 you get it from the View menu... in Win 10 you get it on the details tab and then right-click near the column headers... its different on each OS version...

Bob L

[Dave Labrecque]

[Moving my reply over to the SAWStudio sub-forum for conextual reasons.]