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so this is an unpleasant surprise :/ ..... recording through wave dest modules isn;t working correct in 64bit? confirmed and no workaround?

shouldn't be a surprise.
check with Holger....

i guess running a 32 install on the same boot as the 64 install is not a good idea right? the wave drivers are a must for me for recording videos

no, that won't work.

well here goes a shot in the dark: does anyone know of any screen capture programs that support asio drivers?

premiere supports asio, but no capture :/

Don't know if this will work for you but it might be worth a try to use Jack for routing the audio.
http://jackaudio.org

worth a shot

I use Audicity to route sound from Xite LINE-1 to my HDMI sound interface....

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Why not -> pastor...

But here, waves drivers are working on pci's & 64bit. Did you tryied all waves drivers in windows & scope ? Add a 3rd wave source module then try each of them in windows, one should work at least, no ?

guys wave SOURCE works. wave DEST is the trouble making one in win 64 on windows 7. try it.

pastor - that might work but is really inconvenient mate.

i don't see a solution, i ended up putting two of my cards in my old pc with windows xp and doing it there, going forward i don't like that though, whole point of new pc was to upgrade what i'm doing for video :/

But ? So I even less understand why you need wave dest module !

Is n't Bidule able to route audio data drivers ?

Because the screen capture software works only with wave driver...

every single screen capture program i found does not work with asio. you have to use wave drivers. whatever you route to whatever, in the end the screen capture uses the audio from the wave dest module.

fra77x2 wrote:Because the screen capture software works only with wave driver...

yes^ what fra said

And shooting the video with the sceen capture soft, recording in wavelab via asio, all that with a "clap !" at the begining for placing sound & image together in time in a video maker soft before the presentation to Cannes ; isn't it possible ?

possible yes, but its 2016

Another solution would be to use the MB audio card, if you've got one of these..?
You could record the video sound via its audio input, no ?

Or buy a second hand soundblaster ?

i did do that with a ni audio dj 8.... works, but is awkward and kinda feels like hillbilly audio to me, don't like that route... was all good on 32bit :/

Ok..

You could install Windows 32bit & Scope on a USB key and boot on it just for making videos...