I have an Elgato 4K capture card that was giving me a hard time with refresh rates due to the cloning bug that's been in Windows 10 since its inception. The culprit is likely Desktop Window Manager.
Anyway, CRU fixes this problem by allowing me to set up a custom resolution for the capture card so it'll run at the same refresh rate as my monitor. 3440x1440, 100hz rather than 60hz over HDMI. Works perfectly... except for audio. It was dead silent.
I read the instructions for adding audio support, followed them, and it started popping/clicking. I tried editing the existing extension block, removing one of detailed resolutions there, and adding my own and that did the exact same thing. The moment I go back to a standard resolution, audio via HDMI works fine.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks for any help/insight you can offer.
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Anyway, CRU fixes this problem by allowing me to set up a custom resolution for the capture card so it'll run at the same refresh rate as my monitor. 3440x1440, 100hz rather than 60hz over HDMI. Works perfectly... except for audio. It was dead silent.
I read the instructions for adding audio support, followed them, and it started popping/clicking. I tried editing the existing extension block, removing one of detailed resolutions there, and adding my own and that did the exact same thing. The moment I go back to a standard resolution, audio via HDMI works fine.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks for any help/insight you can offer.
audio_help.jpg (Size: 98 KB / Downloads: 11)