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General - (fb2k) / Different spectrum when i reduce LUFS from 2 different programs
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the first one looks like a normal db reduction with negative amplifly
Lazlo Nibble what version of EAC are you using?0.99pb5, for reasons. (Not necessarily good reasons, but reasons nevertheless.)
Unfortunately, Wine implements a newer version of a particular DirectWrite interface, but without implementing all the methods. The fact that it indicates support for the newer interface causes Columns UI to try and use it, but it then use gets an error when using the unimplemented method.Code: [Select]0544:fixme:dwrite:dwritefontcollection2_GetFontSet 00000000034F2100, 000000000011CD00.
You could stick with Columns UI 2.1.0.
You could file a bug report to Wine to request that IDWriteFontCollection2::GetFontSet is implemented. (Note that, even if that one is implemented, it's possible there are other unimplemented methods that could still stop it from working.)
You could configure your fonts with 2.1.0, and then upgrade again.
Or, if it's at all possible, you could try and get a native copy of DWrite.dll working.
ESLyric v1.0.2.2
https://github.com/ESLyric/release/releases/tag/1.0.2.2
It's not just the DX12 issue which you should be able to solve by installing the older drivers. Imo the combination with a 4GB system ram is the issue, especially since the Haswell GPU draws on system ram too.Thanks for your reply, but it doesn't work.Sorry, I don't have any additional insights to offer. Essentially your driver is failing to run a fundamental DirectX 12 function call. As fond as I personally am for the Haswell microarchitecture, I'm sorry to tell you that your system does not seem to support the needed baseline functionality.
I tried to install that drivers and some older, but the problem was not solved
Only one way to check, add system memory. Question is if you want to spend extra money/effort on a 2013 Q3 system with no guarantees that the issue will be solved by adding memory.
EDIT: On the other hand it is not just about fooBar. Increasing system memory from 4GB to 16GB (or even to 8GB) will improve overall current windows 10 or 11 system performance a lot.
It would be great if we could have this software on our computers. I think that is the reason people are not really keen on testing these, because there is no exe file to run....of course you can (if you have enough computing power)...