[Mike Rivers]

On Mar 26, 7:48 am, "Arny Krueger" wrote:

There could be some piece of software in there that is looping around the
audio interface's driver. Total Recorder?

Well, I do have Total Recorder installed. That's one of the selectable
devices in RightMark's pulldown menu. I thought this might have been a
good clue, but it hasn't helped.

I don't fully understand the meaning of the "Use only default devices"
check box in the Windows Sounds/Audio window, but when I opened it up,
it had Total Recorder set as the default record and playback device,
and that "use only" box was checked. I tried every combination of
checking the box and unchecking it, and setting the UCA202 (USB Audio
CODEC) or something else as the Windows default device, and still get
the same results with RightMark.

Once again, I confirmed that using the built-in SigmaTel Audio device,
I get reasonably good results with RightMark. I'm sure that the UCA202
isn't broken, it must be a Windows setup problem or operator error.

Isn't there anyone in the DC area who uses RightMark who can show me
that it really works?