Same issues as the others regarding the control panel. Ever since moving to Windows 11 (I believe I skipped 21H1).

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Windows 11 Version 21H2 Build 22000.65 but was the same on 22000.51

Can anyone help me please I am at my wits end. Built a brand new machine with the Nu Audio sound card. I can hear audio perfectly and use the optical out. But for the life of me I can’t get the pc to record any sound. I used to use apowersoft on my old machine with no issues. Now on this brand new machine I get zero audio signal when trying to record any streaming audio. 

eVGA nu Audio does not yet have a Stereo Mix that allows you to record what you hear

 
thank you for this. I feel like finally I can resolve this issue. Is it possible you can share what the settings should be when you wish to record. I have installed vb cable also if that helps?

LCaldas
eVGA nu Audio does not yet have a Stereo Mix that allows you to record what you hear

Hello all,
 
I might be wrong, but I can´t find my thread where I warn the community regarding the incorrect statement on NU-Audio frequency response specs, wich are limited to 56kHz by design, so, the 384kHz and 192kHz sampling rates are almost useless for any use of this card. Did EVGA exclude it?
 
I sugested Lee change the specs in the advertisement, showing the real frequency response of the card, months ago, but the error is still there.
 
Regards,
 

EVGATech_LeeM
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System with no nu audio control panel is win 10 home 10.0.19042 build 19042

I have quite a few nu audios….

It only effects this particular system. Mobo FTWK X299, i9 9820x, 64gb ram, 6900xt, NVMe drive in one m.2 slot sata m.2 in another.

Unaffected systems are three different threadripper rigs and a b460 with an i3, all of those have nvidia GPUs (not sure if this matters).

BLMLN
Hello all,
 
I might be wrong, but I can´t find my thread where I warn the community regarding the incorrect statement on NU-Audio frequency response specs, wich are limited to 56kHz by design, so, the 384kHz and 192kHz sampling rates are almost useless for any use of this card. Did EVGA exclude it?
 
I sugested Lee change the specs in the advertisement, showing the real frequency response of the card, months ago, but the error is still there.
 
Regards,
 

No, it was not removed. It just disappears off the bottom if there is no thread activity after 30 days. At the bottom, you can change "30 days" to longer, to see older threads.

Here it is:
https://forums.evga.com/I...response-m3404850.aspx

To be fair, 384 kHz and 192 kHz were always almost useless for audio recordings and audio playback. We are not dogs or bats. Shannon-Nyquist sampling theorem.

EVGATech_LeeM
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Any update on this? I have also been having this issue and I haven't noticed any new information or ETA on a fix.
I'm on Windows 10 Version 21H1 Build 19043.1165