B) If you get a crash, it may be due to a sound driver and instead of testing each driver, the fastest to know whether the problem is due to your computer sound card, you can momentarity turn the computer sound card off (and use your USB headphones instead for Djuced testing).
For example - if you have a tab called Enhancements tab, disable all the sound effects - if you have a tab called Dolby Audio, turn it off, - if you have a tab called Spatial sound or 3D sound or virtual surround, turn it off And test again if you get a crash.
A) Can you try the following process? 1) Right click on speaker icon on bottom right on the screen (close to Windows notification area) 2) Click on "Open Sound Settings" 3) In the sound setting, for the Sound Output device, click on "Device Properties" 4) On right, click on "Additional device properties" 5) In the additional device properties, look at all special effects tab and disable these effects. Hello callum94, As the crash occurs while Djuced is initializing audio engine, it may be linked to to computer built-in audio device. You can also follow this guide to avoid problems in the future : And I recommend to set the soundcard at 44100kHz frequency, the best resolution in DJ software. (Write you mail address in your reply without the to avoid any spams from bots that reads forums.). Please give me this address so I can warn the dev team about your crash.
Anyway, if the bugsplat report shows up, when you rerun Djuced after a crash, please fill it and send the error report, and fill it with your email adress. When your DJ controller will be delivered, if it is a Hercules DJ controller with an integrated soundcard, you should not meetissues anymore. For exemple, if you use "USB Headphones", there is a built-in soundcard, which can be sensitive. Please tell me more about the "Headphones" you are using? (brand and model). Hello Callum, Crashes may be linked to the soundcard settings in your computer.
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