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audio drivers either do not support the current audio format
 So new to this shit. Here's my dilemma. Click on Sonar to start and this audio driver error message pops up. Says, and I quote, `` the following audio drivers either do not support the current audio format or are in use by another application. They are all realtek HD audio : rear output(wave rt)1half audio rear output(wave rt)three quarters rear output(wave rt) five sixths audio mike input, audio line input, and audio stereo input(all wave rt). Gives me an option to disable or use them anyway. What do I do. I can`t transfer files from the tascam onto the program once it fires up. They will play on my media player, but error message says they are not compatible with this version of sonar. Can`t really afford an interface for the pc just yet but was hoping to fool around until I got one. Somebody help me. Lord knows I need it. 
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06-26-2008, 06:59 PM
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Re: audio drivers either do not support the current audio format
I'm not a Sonar guy, but I would expect your current audio format to be fine unless you are recording a sample rates your stock soundcard does not accept. I'd make sure you are recording at 44.1 Khz and 16 bit and see if that solves the problem.
I'd also double check to make sure that no other software is running that could be using those drivers (possibly Media Player). Brandon
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