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The 1056bit buffer is a hint. Something is wrong with the way the driver is working.

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Resolved the issue.... The long term solution.... fixed it for me. This is not a resolution, solution or fix, but a workaround . You still have the problem, you are just hiding it. Knowing that it works when running as administrator is a good step in troubleshooting, but it is not the end of troubl...

if firefox is present twice after a restart audio engine, it means it's alaso present twice in Windows Volume Mixer... please ask to Microsoft. Yes, as I mentioned earlier, we can simply use sndvol32.exe to show that this is not a VM bug, it is a windows bug. Or, strictly, it is a "feature&quo...

A behaviour note that may be of assistance in working around this Windows flaw: If I start my browser, even if it is not using audio at all, say I have a tab opened with a PNG file in it, then I will see the browser in the windows default audio device (VAIO) list in VM. It is only once I begin to ac...

Vincent Burel wrote:restart audio engine (in voicemeeter menu) should reset app list normally.

Unfortunately not. I still see firefox there twice - once in the default (VAIO) and once in the redirected device (VAIO3) which is actually playing the audio.

Windows bug: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=964&p=3189

....and more simple evidence: Just use sndvol.exe. You will see that your application is still using the default audio device, even though you have told the settings app to use a different device.

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Further evidence that this is in fact a windows bug: If you use the keyboard media control keys to change volume, it does not change the volume on the targeted device, it changes it on the default device. To explain this as an example: My default device is Voicemeeter Input In the 'App volume and de...

For what it's worth, firefox nightly doesn't do that 'multiple entries in the control panel' bug that you showed.... So perhaps it's been fixed. However, I think you are now talking about two different bugs. One, is that when you use this control panel to redirect audio from the 'default' device to ...

I also see this behaviour. I only see it when I use the Windows control panel to set the audio device. If the application allows native selection of the audio device,then it only appears in the list for that device, but if I have to use 'App Volume Device Preferences' in widows settings, to redirect...