Stereo Tool

I can't explain this... It should behave the same. Unless you have a very small output buffer, the new code is better at "starting in the middle" than the old code.
That restart button isn't implemented yet - I'm not really sure what it should do (probably restart the I/O for *all* instances). I think restarting when the buffer gets out of range is also not implemented - I'll add it to the todo list!
FM requires a higher sample rate (it usually runs at 176.4 or 192 kHz), so I'm guessing that the also-loop doesn't like that. I would advise to use Normal Output for streaming anyway, since the FM output needs to be downsampled again before it can be streamed.

Found it. There were 2 ways to restart sound cards, and only one of them worked - and both these things used the other method. So it actually was implemented, it just didn't work. Tonights build will fix this.

Weird, on my FM Output (win64 standalone/enterprise, new GUI), I am able to use my 48khz ASIO device just fine as long as the Transmitter is disabled. Upon enabling the FM Transmitter, the audio stops, and I'm warned of needing a higher sample rate. I'm pretty sure this guy just wants to have a second output at 48khz like I seem to be able to manage. Am I the one experiencing the bug?

most of the links for Beta 9.92-004 (June 14 2022) are 404.

The Windows 64 bit standalone leads to a 404 error right now.

BETA005 is uploading now, main change is that in the Enterprise version the sound card restart and buffer recovery work now.

oh, i kinda likes the old meter behavior, the new one is sort of backwards when it operates (9.92 beta 5).

it IS backwards.
Anyway, when we are on that bar..
- Why all sliders still does not have right and center click function? Same is for many places in old and new gui too.
- Why that bar is so jumpy with lower buffer values, however in new GUI and only in Input Sync section is nice and steady.
- Any chance for that 'buffer filling' numerical percentage in old gui?

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for me, im not so into the fancy GUI looks, i prefer advanced displays and advanced settings over "candy" looking GUI's and simpleton settings.
i havent tried ST 10 because it seems the GUI and settings are geared for "dummies" and i dont like that, unless there is a checkbox to revert the GUI to "advanced" for people like me. (i have not read the thread discussion completely)
not that i mind this backward meter operation, it still functions like before, i just have to get used to seeing this way however, i suspect new users will be quite confused with it because i sure was when i first saw it.