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Two different things.

Posted by carcass93 (A) on December 11, 2007 at 10:56:35

In Reply to: RE: Are you using ASIO4ALL? If so, may be it's incompatible with Realtek chip? N/T posted by Audio Pharaoh on December 11, 2007 at 10:48:05:

In order for Foobar ASIO plugin to work, sound card needs to have support for ASIO - either through native drivers (as with M-Audio, EMU, Lynx etc.), or through application like ASIO4ALL that simulates that functionality, if sound card doesn't have native ASIO support (which is the case for Realtek).

If you have access to you AMD-based laptop, open "Output" section in Foobar options and look up what's listed as source in ASIO plugin configuration.

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