Bob Bobby

I set ASIO4ALL because I was getting an error with ad_mme driver.

Now I don't have an error but still get no sound from the simplest patch.

It seems that there is a problem with REALTEK, but I don't understand how to fix it.

I set ASIO4ALL because I was getting an error with ad_mme driver.
Now I don't have an error but still get no sound from the simplest patch.

no-sound-with-asio4all-driver-windows

This doesn't help as such, but I have the same problem. The image below appears to show ASIO is working, but no sound is produced. I am thinking it might be an issue with MAX 7, as it worked fine in 6.

I don't get any error with the add_mme driver. Apologies if this is a daft question, but did you select Audio Inputs and Outputs at both the top and bottom of the Audio Status window?

I have the same problem. Somehow it shows ClockSource and output limiting, whereas it should be audio input and audio output.

What do I have to do to change this? I am on Windows 7 but ideally for all versions, since it has to work in Standalone as well. I followed this thread: 

https://cycling74.com/forums/inconsistent-sound-output-from-maxmsp-6-via-asio4all 

I have the same problem. Somehow it shows ClockSource and output limiting, whereas it should be audio input and audio output. 

What do I have to do to change this? I am on Windows 7 but ideally for all versions, since it has to work in Standalone as well. I followed this thread: 
https://cycling74.com/forums/inconsistent-sound-output-from-maxmsp-6-via-asio4all 

without any luck...

No sound with ASIO4ALL driver + windows