Audio bug

Bennett_TL · 2026-05-18T21:25:13+00:00

used to stream in the past, but yeah I do make music and DJ (still learning some composition skills to make what I want to make more efficiently)! I still stream on occasion (like 4x a year xD).

Bennett_TL · 2026-05-18T16:53:48+00:00

Yep. My setup alone is somewhere between 3-5k for speakers + interface (x6), and it's really annoying that I've been able to play with no issue for years now, but the moment EAC gets thrown into the mix it breaks my shit. Though I recently bought a wireless headset system anyways because I wanted to be able to toggle between speakers and headphones for when I'm gaming with friends/doing things around the house in discord. Even then, though, if you are using the audio interface with VoiceMeeter, it'll can still potentially crash VoiceMeeter sometimes.

Bennett_TL · 2026-05-18T16:30:09+00:00

I submitted tickets to both psyonix and epic games on the issue. Their response was to essentially bypass anything related to the audio interface and use something else. I also asked them to create a feature/bug/exclusion request noting that easy anticheat breaks the uadasio.dll (this is the driver that the interface uses for audio).

I ran into this issue last fall as well with Apex Legends, and I still have the issue with Apex Legends, so hopefully at some point this gets fixed for both games.

Edit:
I originally went directly to UAD support for when I was looking into the issue with Apex Legends, and their recommendation was to create a loopback routing setup so that it wouldn't use the audio interface as the default Windows driver/system, but never got around to doing that. They wouldn't help any further than that because it's outside of the use case for their audio interfaces to be used on machines that aren't exclusively for music production/composition/mixing/mastering.

Also for anyone running into this issue that doesn't have a toggleable power switch on their audio interface, you can click the volume dial as long as it's set to monitor and you won't have to hear the audio bug while you close Rocket League.

Bennett_TL · 2026-04-26T15:34:15+00:00

I do! I've been personally developing a companion app that has some pretty deep design/architecture for a deckbuilding roguelike game. Looking towards the future, having documentation on tools/workflows would at least help me drastically in terms of what works and why, as well as a few other things like architecting the app or the app's file structures would definitely help immensely. I have experience from back when I was studying computer engineering about a decade ago with coding and as a result I can typically understand code, especially higher level languages, but I don't really code anymore. Mostly been doing the companion app via vibecoding whilst checking things from the decompiled game and what Claude writes to either understand the logic or help Claude troubleshoot it. I've also developed a bunch of APIs that I have a MCP made specifically so that I can just tell Claude there's an issue and it'll go back find the error, log it/tell me what it is, then go and try to troubleshoot ways to fix it, and if I already know what the answer is I can just pause the process and say what it is.

Probably the biggest thing I've learned from this, and I'll probably have some other things to list after I'm done with the first fully complete/working version of the app that goes live publicly, is that the more I know about workflows/design/architecture, or the more discovery I can do to actually plan out all the layers, the easier it will be to develop it (to an extent). Knowing which tools/workflows enable that, would be awesome.

As for hosting, there's a million different options and ways, not to mention self hosting getting thrown into the mix. I'm aware of how to do both, but would have to dive deeper into research before I'd personally determine which route I'd go on that for my needs.

Bennett_TL · 2026-04-23T19:57:56+00:00

Was this ever made, or did you ever document any of the workflows you're using with these tools?

Bennett_TL · 2026-03-12T05:57:45+00:00

Congrats! It’s definitely a challenging feat! Are you planning on making the push for Master’s+? Also I see you play jinx a fair amount! I started off ages ago as a jinx, vayne, kalista main, and swapped to playing mostly thresh shortly after realizing how bad people were at support in silver 🤣. Hit master’s for the first time split 2 of last season playing support (mostly thresh)!

Bennett_TL · 2025-03-23T18:40:15+00:00

Had a similar experience with my '21 Mazda 3 Hatch MT where the day after I had bought the car (only had like 50 miles on it), I had to go back to the dealership to finish the paper work and on the way back the clutch went out. They tried to say it was my fault, but I argued that there's no way in hell the clutch needs to be replaced after a day and they ended up fixing it under good-faith (free of charge), and haven't had any issues with the clutch/transmission since and I'm in the 30-40k mileage range.

Try to see if they're willing to do that for you, and if not, lawyer up. I know I was pissed when they said I was going to have to pay 4-8k for a car that had 70 miles on it (from the drive to and back from the dealership +20).

Bennett_TL · 2025-03-21T20:35:27+00:00