When selected for input and output in Jamulus, the UGC102 headphone jack is the output (and cannot be used for input).

This device appears as “USB Audio Codec”. Linux: ✅ Tested with a Raspberry Pi 4 under Raspberry Pi OS Buster, kernel version 4.19.īehringer UGC102, Guitar-to-USB Interface (guitar and bass) Set the PC/Mix dialog box to 100% PC to listen to Jamulus’ mix on the headphone output. Shure X2u, USB to XLR audio interface with headphone jack connector that converts a wired microphone to a USB microphone. Probably a bit more latency than under macOS. Marantz MPM-1000U, low-cost USB Microphone You can’t disable local monitoring (or we haven’t found out how to do it, feel free to add this information if you know how to do it). (There is a check option to disable local monitoring). You can disable local monitoring by going deep into the settings. Windows: ✅ Works well with ASIO4ALL a bit more latency than under macOS. If you own this device and test it, feel free to add a symbol from above. If you succeed, there might be severe issues. There might be similar devices available which work better. If you want to buy a new device, don’t buy this one. 😐: This device works, but there might be some difficulties. You might need to set up some things, but sound quality and latency are fine. ✅: This device works reasonably well with Jamulus. We’ve added symbols after each OS to make judging easier: Whether the following devices work or not can depend on your operating system (Linux, MacOS, Windows, etc.). On Windows it’s recommended to choose a device with a native ASIO driver - not ASIO4ALL (or other generic ASIO drivers). Your device must support a sample rate of 48 kHz (DVD quality) - which many devices do - and should allow you to listen to the computer’s audio signal. Please indicate the platform(s) you are using. Just edit this page and wait for an approval. Most are quite inexpensive and work “plug and play”. These usually perform much better than “stock” hardware in terms of audio quality, latency and time needed to set them up. However, most people use external devices like USB microphones or audio interfaces.

You can of course use Jamulus with your computer’s built-in sound card or microphone. Enabling JavaScript may give you additional functionality on this site. This site has been designed to provide basic functionality without JS. Oh yeah, the PC: Custom Build, Win10, no special Soundcard in it.Your browser has JavaScript disabled. Any help is appreciated, no matter how simple or complicated. There's no special drivers for the device either. Ports and still cant tell any changes at all. I played with most of the settings, completely removed anything with 'USB Audio' in it from the device manager to force reinstallation, tried several USB

I've already sent it back to the seller to let him check and he couldn't find anything wrong with it. Then it works again for a random amount of time and it starts all over again. USB Audio Codec Device in the audio settings. To fix the problem I have two options: either reconnect the USB cable or deactivate and activate the I monitored the audio directly to my headphones by enabling the monitoring in the Audio Device Settings to go sure it happens randomly. Mixer itself is still receiving the sound, but there's nothing coming into the PC. Now, on apparently random times, the input to the PC just cuts off.

Itself is receiving the audio from the Mic (which I can tell by the LED's) and it is also recognized by the PC (can be recorded and stuff's). The Mixer is connected over USB to the PC. Over USB. Now I have a big issue with it: So I recently bought a Behringer XENYX Q502USB to connect my microphone with my PC

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