Problem with Driver

Problem with Driver - Solved

Has anybody else experienced the Apollo not switching or releasing to different sample rates? example if I load a session that was 96k and then close out and load a session that is 48k no sound will play it's as if the Apollo is not switching. so i have to close down Nuendo then relaunch and often have to restart the computer for the system to reset and play... this is a serious problem...

Addendum So when this audio drop out happens if I switch Nuendo to the the Asio DirectX Full Duplex Driver audio will play through the apollo but now with the thunderbolt driver.... Go figure....

Anybody else experiencing these type of issues or am I the only one? And is anybody having these issues with the "supported" systems?

Solved... I did what I did at first when I was running windows 7 used a 2nd audio box for the main system sounds. Even though windows 10 shows the Apollo when it is set to default it is causing a glitch and conflict. Once I removed the Apollo as the default system sound everything is working as it should with switching between 48k and 96K so just a heads up for those that might be having this issue.

Thanks for posting the solution. Any reason you don't leave your onboard soundcard disabled through device manager?

Matt Hepworth said:

Thanks for posting the solution. Any reason you don't leave your on board soundcard disabled through device manager?

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The on board sound card is not connected. I was using the Apollo as I have always did pre 9. Before it would automatically switch sample rates anytime I changed it with the Apollo. But there is a glitch in the driver that is not switching or releasing as it should. When i'm browsing or listening to playback using Itunes I like it to go through the same box I recorded everything on. But now I'll just use a 2nd audio box for system playback and itunes and internet.