If I turn of USB 3.0 in my BIOS, I can get the cable to work. The cable works fine on Xbox 360 and Xbox One, but I've struggled getting it to work on my PC. I have a RealTone cable that I got with the original game when I bought it around the time of launch for Xbox 360. In Device Manager, the RealTone cable shows as I too am on windows 10, but had no issues with a clean install. The no front panel ports thing may not be needed, but others have mentioned in the past that they have more luck going direct to the mobo - I personally have my every day RT cable on a rearpanel/direct board port and use a front panel port for the 2nd cable when in multiplayer mode. If after checking them - and that you are using a USB 2.0 port directly on the mobo, not a front panel port - you still have hassles, go into your bios and disable xHCI, since that seems to be the common fix for most people getting similar issues. (you can uncheck these later if you have a reason to, but for fault checking, best to have them activated). If it's the RealTone cable input problem - check that the cable is also set for 1 channel, 16bit 48khz and that the allow / take exclusive control options are ticked. You mention an output error in the title, those are normally fixed by making sure your default audio output device is set to 16 bit, 48khz DVD quality. Rocksmith Note Guide (aka what is this symbol?) See how you Rank Worldwide with Rocksmith Buddy!
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It dynamically adjusts the difficulty to your skill level, then slowly introduces more notes and phrases until you’re playing your favorite songs note-for-note. But then after a bout a minute the same will happen, again and again.Rocksmith is a music video game series which aims to teach guitar by letting you plug in virtually any guitar or bass and becomes your personal guitar teacher as it monitors how you play. If I play around with the ASIO settings a little (turn off the two Realtek things: Input and Output) and then close it, the sound will eventually come back. This works fine at first, but after about a minute I stop getting any output, the ASIO4ALL icon in the system tray shows a flashing red exclamation mark, and this is what I see: This is my setup: my laptop running GR5 is connected to an external USB DAC (a FiiO E10K) that generally bypasses my Realtek audio card. After a bit of fiddling with the settings I managed to get it to work, BUT there's an issue. I've installed ASIO4ALL to use my Rocksmith Cable with GR5. Hello everyone, I think this is the right place to ask this question.
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