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• The list of audio devices connected to the operating system has been changed

  Hello, I have a problem with rendering in Media Encoder CC. When I realized the video suddenly a message "THE LIST OF audio devices connected to the operating system was changed. Open Audio hardware preferences? "and rendering are collapsed by increasing the time until infinity.

  Any suggestion?

  Thank you very much.

  

  

  [Moved the Forum of the SOUL of the After Effects - MOD forum]

  Hmmm.  It's very strange.  For the experience, I tried to disconnect a sound card, while the SOUL is coding.  I get the message dialog box, but the encoding continues without stopping.  Eventually, this may be specific to certain sound cards.  What is your sound card that you have on your computer?

  For a workaround, could you try checking the "do not show again" checkbox in the message dialog box next time you see it?  Then, click no you should not see this message again and I hope that this problem would disappear.

• Do output sony 5.1 HDMI, audio devices connected TVS optics carry

  Hello

  Try to connect it to an existing SONOS system.

  All HDMI devices must connect to the TV.

  Worried that Audio optics translates PCM instead of keep 5.1 if it is how the content is

  Thank you

  Chuck

  Yes, the optical port of the TV would be able to sound output from devices connected using HDMI connection. Make sure that the settings on the source device is set to 5.1 surround sound output.

  If my post answered your question, please mark it as "accept as a Solution.

• After you have reinstalled windows xp, I lost my audio devices of the system

  I plugged in a new usb mouse and hub 4way in my computor screen went blue, wgen she is back on I had no control of the mouse. I plugged the old mouse, the screen was frozen. Ishut down and rebooted but nothing works. I reinstalled windows xp butnow I have not any showwing audio device connected. the motherboard is foxcom

  You has not LOST the device if you have installed new XP Windows.  You simply do not have the device for device drivers, Windows XP can actually communicate with the device.

  You will need to download and install all THE drivers for hardware devices.  Motherboard chipset, audio, video, networks, printers, scanners, cameras and so forth.

  "Foxcom" tells us nothing and is only part of the story.  In order to get the drivers, you will need to know each device you have (or at least the make and model of the motherboard or computer as a whole.)

• IN reading under HDMI output: ATI High Definition Audio device not connected not

  I have a Probook s 4720 with Windows 7 Pro. Connect my laptop to the TV with an HDMI cable worked fine then all of a sudden the next time I did I got no sound and when I right click the icon of audio, I noticed he read ATI High Definition Audio device not connected. It worked once and now it won't, Miss me. The driver is up-to-date.

  Can someone help this grueling 82 year old principal?

  I like to play the old big Bands and numbers Andre Rieu on You Tube.

  Please try download and install the latest driver from the following link, and then reboot the system:

  http://www2.ATI.com/drivers/Beta/amd_catalyst_13.4_legacy_beta_vista_win7_win8.exe

• Audio event system has detected a device connection event audio location description of the Panel right-Black Jack

  I have no sound on my Dell inspiron 6400. Volume is not muted, sigmatel peripheral is enabled, hardware (speakers laptope) work, drivers have been updated and reinstalled.  Windows xp service pack 3.  The problem occurred after that children were playing a game of Dora on CD.  Above the popup of the event (System event Audio Audio System has detected a device connection event audio description location of the right panel Black Jack) appears.  Can get sound by using an external speaker.

  I note a number of comments suimilar on other sites but no resolution on these offers from

  If you go into Device Manager, you see a yellow fringe (!), which reports an error?

  To access the Device Manager in Windows XP:

   

  1. Click Start and then click Control Panel.

  2. Click the performance and Maintenance link.

     Note: If you see the Classic view of Control Panel, you will not see this link. Simple, double-click on the System icon and go to step 4.

  3. In the performance and Maintenance window, click the icon at the bottom of the window .

  4. In the System Properties window, click the hardware tab.

  5. The hardware tab selected, click the Device Manager button.

  Double-click sounds and game controllers.
  This will bring up a dialog box. From there you can update drivers, see the details of driver and driver rollback.

  If you uninstall CD Dora, you are able to get her back? It may be a conflict with the 3rd party product.

  Please let us know.

• When I click on the sound in Control Panel, that he told me that no audio device is connected to my computer.

  When I click on the sound in Control Panel, that he told me that no audio device is connected to my computer.

  When I click on Realtek HD Audio Manager it used open.

  Hope someone has a suggestion.

  Thank you

  Kaye

  original title: no sound coming from my speakers

  To everyone

  Thanks for trying to help me.  However, since some of the suggestions seem to me be beyond my capabilities, I decided to take the hard drive to a computer technician.

  It took him an hour to solve the problem.  One of the problems was that the new map, he installed had crushed WMV. He is also turned off user account control.

  Everything works now and I'm very happy, because I had spent the day trying to solve the problem.

  Once again, thank you to all of you who gave me your opinion.

  Kind regards

  Kaye

• No sound from the computer with connected generic speakers VISTA SP2. Symbol pregnant shows active with the Digital Audio device.

  I have vista SP2, I connected to generic stereo speakers using the green light at the back of the computer. Vista does not recognize the speakers. The speaker symbol at the bottom right shows "digital (HDMI) 2 high definition output audio device." It shows active. I had this problem before, and VISTA should pick up 'speakers' something to that effect. I have no sound until it captures "speakers". I can't get VISTA to recognize this. It keeps starting with the digital audio device. Don't know what to do, checked all the forums. It should just pick up these simple generic markets good speakers. Before SP2, I lose sound when VISTA is in standby mode. He would then turn off the stereo speaker and replace the digital output device driver... However since SP2 I can't get VISTA to recognize that I have just connected speakers and not a digital output device.

  Yes, when I uninstalled the driver, THEN shut down the computer and then restarted, he picked up the device high definition audio "speakers" good pilot is NOT the

  "digital (HDMI) 2 high definition audio output device that he used to pick up."

  I now have sound!

  I hope that it stores the right driver now as in the past, when VISTA went into sleep mode, it will disable the speakers, and you have to restart every time.

  Thanks for your help.

  You can add instructions to boumediene, the fact that you must RESTART your computer to search for new drivers, once you uninstall.

• AMD high definition Audio Device not Plugged In (HP Pavilion dv6-6b09sa)

  I just started my laptop HP Pavilion dv6-6b09sa (running on Windows 7) to find that the sound icon is a red cross next to him and he claims that "no speakers or headphones are connected. In Control Panel, it says that the AMD high definition Audio Device is not plugged in.

  As far as I know, I did nothing to cause this.

  I have already tried:

  Restore the system to yesterday at 22:00.

  Instalation of a TDI driver on the HP website, but I don't know how to disable/change/remove the old driver. I am completely ignorant of these things.

  Please help, I am at a total loss.

  Hello

  You are welcome

  Try the following.

  Download IDT Audio Installer on the link below and save it in your downloads folder.

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp54001-54500/sp54400.exe

  One time finished, open windows control panel, open Device Manager and open sound, video and game controllers.  Right click on the IDT device and select uninstall - also, you should get a command prompt to delete the current driver, check the box allow this and then proceed to uninstall.

  When finished, restart the computer and let Windows load completely.  Open your download folder, right-click on the IDT Installer and select "Run as Administrator" to launch the installation.  Once this done, do a right-click the speaker icon in the taskbar and select playback devices.  'Speakers and headphones' left click once to highlight, and then click the Set Default button - check if you now audio.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Cell C50-A00V satellite compatible lack High Def Audio Device Driver

  Hello
  I bought a Toshiba Satellite 15.6 "L50-A00V Notebook

  Features

  PROCESSOR: 2.4 GHz Intel® Core® i7-4700MQ Quad Core Processor
  SCREEN SIZE: 15.6 "screen
  RAM: 8 GB RAM
  HARD DRIVE: 750 GB HARD DRIVE
  GRAPHICS card: nVIDIA GeForce GT 740 M 2 GB with Optimus + Intel® HD 4600 graphics card
  Operating system: Genuine Windows 8 (64-bit)
  Bluetooth: Toshiba Bluetooth V4.0 (high speed)
  LAN: 1 Gbps LAN
  Wireless connectivity: Intel® 802.11 b? g? n
  Connector: HDMI? USB3.0
  Windows 8 now improved to 8.1

  Since the minute I brought this laptop home a few days ago his had driver problems and toshiba service station was nothing more than a PITA, it has functioned and more than any other bloated software that comes with it... later, when 8.1 hoping that would fix a few probs, he made my situation worse driver...

  in any case, I removed everything via a clean install (but the recovery partitions etc. to keep without danger left and made a recovery disc) anyway even after installation clean I I still miss the high definition Audio device driver in Device Manager, I get an exclamation next to him...

  other pilots who were missing I had downloaded their drivers from the manufacture and they are all corrected accept this driver... I bekieve this is a realtek driver, that I went to the site and their latest driver did not help...

  can someone please help find a working driver please, im trying my best to not send it back, but if I can't get its drivers working, then the hell with him, im send Monday morning and ask for a refund...

  so please if someone can save me the hassle to request a refund, I would really appreciate...

  Thank you

  Hello

  The laptop seems to be released for the Australian market.
  I found the drivers Win 8.1 on the Australian Toshiba driver page, but only pilots of Windows 8.

  However, it seems that the sound card was made by Realtek and Realtek HD audio Manager must be installed.

  Try this driver which was published on the page of the Toshiba UE driver for similar laptops models: [Realtek Semiconductor Corporation v 6.0.1.7023 8.1 - 64 Bit Windows | http://www.toshiba.eu/innovation/download_driver_details.jsp?service=EU&selCategory = 2 & selFamily = 2 & selSeries = 178 & selProduct = 7948 & selSh ortMod = null & language = 13 & selOS = 46 & selType = all & yearu pload = & monthupload = & dayupload = & useDate = null & mode = a llMachines & search = & action = search & macId = & country = al l & selectedLanguage = 13 & type = all & page = 2 & ID = 88586 & OSI D = 46 &] driverLanguage = 42]

  In general I recommend you to download and install drivers 64-bit Windows 8.1 to address common since the driver Toshiba UE page because these drivers are missing on the Australian rider Web site.

  Recommends that you install the Intel and nVidia driver chipset driver because the HD audio can be linked to the chip nVidia graphics too.

• Satellite A100 and USB audio device problem

  I bought "toneport ux2 line6" and it does not work with my computer laptop (dual core 1, 73GHz, 1 GB ram, Windows Vista).

  The problem is when I listen to music through this device, it looks I would look scratched CD, from time to time that there is a short interruption. The same thing happens when I'm with gearbox (software that allow you to play the electric guitar using audio device). I checked everything, including change Windows XP OS.

  I have the latest drivers for the port of your (compatible vista), I downloaded 3.5 mechanism, only toneport is connected to my computer, I have disabled all installations flashing in vista, power management is scheduled for high performance. I disable the sound card. I checked my cell phone with line6 monkey and it says everything is ok. I checked the audio device on my friend's Office, and it works well.

  I desperately need help.

  Hello Marcin

  In my opinion, you must be sure your laptop running fine and according to your assignment I do not here no problem.

  So in your case you have problem with some additional equipment or third party software. Am I wrong? If there is a problem I see no reason to seek the solution with Toshiba. You should contact the manufacturers of all the devices and software that you use. They should have enough experience with own products and they should offer good support in troubleshooting.

• No audio device detected Qosmio X 500

  Hello
  I'm new on this forgiving so if I make a mistake. I have some problems with my Qosmio X 500. Recently, there is a red cross next to the speaker in my taskbar. Whem hovering the mouse over it, it says no speakers or headphones connected.

  When right click on detection of problems, it is said that no audio device is connected. In my windows Device Manager it says that everything is connected OK I also downloaded the latest Audio drivers (conexant). Uninstalled the 'old', restart the computer and installed the new. No solution.

  I found on the internet, it is one common problem with other laptops Toshiba, but no solutions have been proposed.

  Help, please.
  Another thing I noticed is that video streamin (Youtube, for example) is suddenly very slow and laggy. Play reviews are no problem.

  Hello

  I put t think that your speakers are silent because in this case the crossed red circle would be visible in the taskbar you said you see a red x so I guess there is a software problem.

  I found a tip useful and interesting to the Microsoft page:
  [On the volume of the taskbar icon shows the Red Cross. Trouble shoot bugs but keeps showing on and off. http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_other-sound/on-taskbar-volume-icon-shows-Red-Cross-trouble/5f3906da-4d36-44c8-8b39-9884415ce22c?msgId=d7ff90e1-b836-4b71-88de-a4d349bc2136]

  Please check that and post comments

• Audio device problem on Windows 8 64 Y510

  Hello dear readers. I have a lot of problems with my audio devices after the operating system upgrade to windows 8 on my lenovo y510. First of all default settings and drivers that I am working as any other failure, are evidence of each pair of speakers (this particular machine has 2 x 2 speakers and a subwoofer) as different devices on my audio settings. This of course means that I can only listen to one channel which is frankly frustrating...

  I tried to update the realtek drivers, and after restarting, I as a single device. With the help of those who suggested on lead lenovo horrible failure page, so I don't even bother. I think that this may be connected to the lack of software Dolby Home Theater, but all attempts to install it gave rise to a message "pceee is not installed.

  Did anyone of you had similar problems on this laptop in particular?

  TL; DR I would spend devices 5 speakers 3 in peripheral location 5 1 speakers

  TIL: I'm a fool.

  Well, turns out I found that my original drivers for Vista work like a charm.

• IDT HD Audio device missing. Do not install any drivers.

  Product name:

  Desktop HP Pavilion HPE h8-1214

  Product number: QW701AA

  OS: Windows 8 Pro x 64

  No audio device installed. (unless I connect all devices usb audio or my hdmi graphics card). When one of those who are connected it recognizes them.

  System changes-

  Power - Thermaltake 600W

  Graphics - EVGA GeForce GTX 660

  PCI PCI - USB - 3.0

  Storage - added 520 series intel SSD 180 GB. Found the whole system on it and formatted 1.5 TB of HARD drive for storage.

  Chassis - Coolermaster HAF - XB

  I tried to install SP59424 from HP support, but it will not be installed.

  After the files are extracted and asking if I want to install the driver, he bed "IDT high definition pilot" - "your system does not meet the minimum requirements for this update. Update has been canceled. (9996)

  I tried to download the codec/driver to many other sites with no luck, I even tried rolling back to windows 7 and the original win7, the same problem driver installation. All this time, of course running as administrator. I also FULLY formatted all my records, restored using my last year HP restore disks and still no sound. I also tried to uninstall all audio devices, (card webcam/usb headphones/graphic) I only put my old DVI graphics card in and still no luck.

  I read in the specs of the motherboard that if a sound card is installed the edge is off. So I've got rid of all the possible sound elements except the edge. Finally and above all I also updated the BIOS to the most recent (listed under windows 7 x 64 support) the BIOS has NO built-in option for audio. It is supposed to be less advanced, but it is not anywhere in the BIOS.

  Need help please, I spent the last 4 days trying to get this to work.

  Say hello to new soriano7709.
  
  
  
  Everything points to what is a hardware problem.  Currently, the device is not detected by any software, including the operating system.  In addition, the device is not detected when using any operating system (Windows 7, Windows 8 or Linux).  It is highly unlikely for the three to have problems with the device unless it is the device itself that has the problem.
  
  
  
  At this point you can either replace the motherboard in order to get the sound edge working again, or you can install another sound card, as in these examples.

  If you think that answers your question be sure to mark the post as solved.  This helps other users find answers to their questions.
  
  
  
  If you have additional questions, do not hesitate to ask.

• HP Envy Touchsmart - 15-j063cl: high definition Audio Device has an Exclamation Point through it

  I have an exclamation point for my high definition Audio Device in Device Manager. Immediately below I IDT High Definition Audio CODEC (WHO do IS NOT HAVING a POINT of EXCLAMATION to).

  I installed the drivers for my laptop and still have an exclamation point. I get the sound from the laptop and my internal microphone works so I don't know what exactly this influences. The two drivers that I have installed are those below.

  1. sp63555.exe
  2. sp63407.exe

  The hardware ID for the high definition Audio Device with the exclamation point is:

  HDAUDIO\FUNC_01 & VEN_8086 & DEV_2807 & SUBSYS_80860101 & REV_1000
  HDAUDIO\FUNC_01 & VEN_8086 & DEV_2807 & SUBSYS_80860101

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  -Val

  Hi Val,

  The hardware id is audio via a HDMI connection and should be provided by the Intel Graphics Software - try to download and reinstall it from the link below.

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp63501-64000/sp63750.exe

  When reinstalling, restart the laptop.

  Kind regards

  DP - K