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xenial-black
INFO: OpenAudioDevice failed: WASAPI can't activate audio endpoint:
After launching the game I get a display saying "No audio found. Disabling all audio" I have tried all of the other fixes in the forum, and nothing seems to work in my natives log I get this message:
INFO: OpenAudioDevice failed: WASAPI can't activate audio endpoint:
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Tag: assertionfailed
If you getting an error such as
Assertion failed: !FAILED(hr) && "Failed to find supported audio format!" or Assertion failed: !FAILED(hr) && "Failed to activate audio client!" in your Natives.log, there is an issue your with audio device (your speakers/headphones/etc.).
Things to try:
* Terraria and tModLoader really don't like it if you have no audio output. If you don't have one connected, try connecting one.
* If you have an audio output but you are getting the error, try switching to a different audio device (different speakers, headphones, etc.)
* Make sure your audio output rate is less than or equal to 48000 Hz.
* If you are using Voicemeeter, you need to configure your A1-A5 devices.
* If you have Sony INZONE headphones, try setting the output device as "Chat" instead of "Game".
* Try the IAudioClient workaround in the tModLoader FAQ.
Audio Issues section of the FAQ https://github.com/tModLoader/tModLoader/wiki/Basic-tModLoader-Usage-FAQ#audio-issuesxenial-blackOP•7mo ago
I am getting this error INFO: OpenAudioDevice failed: WASAPI can't activate audio endpoint: And I have already tried all of the provided fixs, my game was crashing until I did the IAudioClient workaround, and than i get promted with no audio, I hav2e tried fresh installing everything, testing with different audio outputs, I have tested regular terraria and my audio works fine there
any idea of what I can do ?
Tag: wsapi (Owner: metacinnabar#0000)
WSPI can not initialize audio client. Solved here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46835811/ffplay-wasapi-cant-initialize-audio-client-ffmpeg-3-4-binaries
Stack Overflow
FFplay: WASAPI can't initialize audio client (FFmpeg 3.4 binaries)
I am trying to playback a stream that is multicasted over RTP using ffplay on Windows 7 64 bits.
The computer that serves the audio over RTP runs:
ffmpeg -re -f dshow -audio_buffer_size 15 -ac 1 -i
xenial-blackOP•7mo ago
After doing that I do have audio, but it seems to laggy, see video sounds like there is still a connection issue
xenial-blackOP•7mo ago
figured it out thank you!
foreign-sapphire•7mo ago
how? i have the same issue. tried the IAudioClient fix and the directsound/winmm fix but nothing worked. i also have laggy sound.
xenial-blackOP•6mo ago
did you restart your computer each time after adding the environmental variables?
this is what worked for me
intialilly when i tried with winm it didnt work but after i restarted my pc it did work, I would try them both again and see if either work on your system, one of the options made the sound worst while the other fixed it