- #ROCKSMITH 2014 CABLE UNPLUGGED INSTALL#
- #ROCKSMITH 2014 CABLE UNPLUGGED DRIVERS#
- #ROCKSMITH 2014 CABLE UNPLUGGED UPDATE#
- #ROCKSMITH 2014 CABLE UNPLUGGED DRIVER#
The HD audio manager can be uninstalled by settings/apps.
#ROCKSMITH 2014 CABLE UNPLUGGED DRIVER#
You need to reinstall your motherboard's 8858 UAD driver and you need to make sure all the old HDA stuff including the old Realtek HD Audio Manager is uninstalled. There is still hope, but it is super-complicated because your motherboard came with a UAD driver that you probably somehow deleted but put on a super-old R2.82 HDA driver. Should I still test it with my sound bar to see what happens? A new audio interface means buying studio monitors and dumping the sound bar, anyway, and that sadly isn't feasible, at the moment The thing is, my two options with that are either plugging my headphones into the interface (which makes no sense as I'd just remove the interface from the equation altogether and plug directly into my desktop) or output the audio to my sound bar (which is the current problem).
#ROCKSMITH 2014 CABLE UNPLUGGED DRIVERS#
I haven't messed around with it yet other than downloading the old drivers for it to see if Windows 10 would even recognize it. "if it works, it works if not, oh well"). 1.1, but learned that it's no longer supported (i.e. SweetwaterI actually have a Focusrite Saffire 6 U.S.B. I use MOTU interfaces but they are mid to high end ($$) units. Even inexpensive Behringer USB interface units have decent latency. If not you will be constantly fighting the latency issues. PC sound, such as Realtek (and others) are notorious for audio latency.īest advice I can give is get a "real" recording sound interface unit with good latency. It's been tough trying to narrow this issue down :/Īll relevant hardware/Windows version are listed below.
#ROCKSMITH 2014 CABLE UNPLUGGED UPDATE#
TL DR: Should I keep reverting back to older and older Realtek drivers to see if any solve my issue? If so, how do I know which drivers to download from the Microsoft Update Catalog? I guess I'm just trying to figure out if this is an H.D.A. Sadly, now Realtek HD Audio Manager isn't an option in Control Panel again nor does clicking the file "RtkNGUI64.exe" do anything (C:\Program Files\Realtek\Audio\HDA). Considering I was able to use the sound bar perfectly before, I was convinced that this was a driver issue and not a hardware issue, so I went and downloaded the 64-bit R2.82 package from Realtek again (current driver version = 6., ). Now: While Microsoft's default drivers (High Definition Audio Device, 2.356, ) offered slightly less latency, it still wasn't enough to make the sound bar usable again while playing.
#ROCKSMITH 2014 CABLE UNPLUGGED INSTALL#
After spending almost a week on the issue (trying different drivers, resetting the sound bar, unplugging other audio devices, etc), I got fed up and did a clean install of Windows 10. After doing so, my monitor stopped showing up as an audio device and latency was reintroduced back into Rocksmith 2014 via the sound bar. Issue persists: Unfortunately, less than two weeks later, I unplugged my tower to clean it out, plugged it back in, and then performed the latest Windows updates. I believe I downloaded the 64-bit version of the R2.82 drivers found here. I swapped the S/PDIF cable with an analog one, I turned off the sound bar's sound effect processing, and I downloaded Realtek drivers that gave me the ability to use the Realtek HD Audio Manager again in Control Panel. Sound bar solution: Unfortunately, I was rather unscientific and changed too many variables at once. The monitor is currently using driver version 10.0.1.6 () of AMD High Definition Audio Device and outputs my bass guitar as I play it. The same could be said of my ViewSonic VX2457 monitor plugged in via DisplayPort (as H.D.M.I. My headphones (Audio-Technica ATH-M35), plugged into either the front or rear audio jacks (and using the same drivers as my sound bar), produced no discernible latency. Initial issue: I wanted to see if I could play my bass and guitars in Rocksmith 2014 through my Sony HT-CT390 sound system without latency.
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