Robert, try this. Go to the settings dialog under the options menu.
Tab down to where you hear "Total Recorder Virtual Device Status"
That will be just above the Troubleshooting dialog box. There will be
a checkbox there for turning off the Total Recorder driver when TR
isn't running. Make sure that box is checked, and you should be good
to go. I don't immediately remember having your particular problem,
but I kinda think I did a few years ago, and if so, I haven't had the
problem in as many years since, therefore there's at least a good
chance that unchecking that box just might do the trick. Please let
me know if that helped.
Larry
At 08:36 AM 9/25/2008, you wrote:
I have installed TR7 and when my system reboots I find I have no
audio because tr7 has switched my sound card settings to point to
itself and volume is set to zero. I have already looked in the
archives and the only answer that addresses this has so many typos
that it is illegible nor does it say specifically where to go to fix
the problem.
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