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March 16, 2021
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Help needed with error "Device could not be opened" (FF9-5-0044 [80004005])

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FF9-5-0044 [80004005]

 

Hello.

I am trying out Audition for recording vinyl LP's. (My hardware specs below)
I had luck after first installation, and recorded one song for test. A few days later, I get the error FF9-5-0044 [80004005] when trying to record. After that, I record silence.
(I can hear my turntable through the PC while!) (See attached image)

I can see that this has been a topic earlier, for Windows 7 users, but now I am on a brand new build PC with these specs:

MSI motherboard with an AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12 core CPU and 64 GB DDR4 SDRAM,

running Windows 10 Pro 64. So, it's not firepower i lack! I do not have a PCIe soundcard installed, and therefore uses the on-board Realtek.

My turntable is a Audio-Technica LP120 with build-in RIAA, enabling me to use USB as connection between the turntable and the PC. Having said that, the ASIO4ALL driver can not be the solution for me, as that driver does not support USB sound-drivers (as far as I see).

 

So - any ideas? It's driving me nuts 😕😕

Regards

 

Jacob

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Jacob5E19Author
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March 20, 2021

Any ideas?

SteveG_AudioMasters_
Community Expert
Community Expert
April 4, 2021

That's a Windows Driver error. Anything from Creative Labs is probably the last thing you should buy, as a search through this forum's history would reveal; their drivers are nothing but bloatware, and often cause untold trouble. But what you have there is a 'what you hear' input error, and that isn't the input you should be using. Quite often recording via that route is blocked anyway (blame the RIAA for that), no I'm not surprised that it doesn't work. You need to locate the correct input in your computer's sound settings.

Jacob5E19Author
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April 6, 2021

It accurately reflected the tone of your reply.

 


Seriously?

This problem has NEVER had anything to do with Creative - which I see absolutely no reason to talk down. That IS your own opinion - probably with many others. No doubt. But it is STILL a matter of opinion.
CLEARLY Creative is not the issue here. Not at all. There is absolutely no reason to talk down a product, that I just told you I bought!
Mr. "AudioMaster" - you didn't think of turning on the use of Mic/Line-in for apps in windows?

I can see you are a very big man around here - still, I say; get over yourself!

SteveG_AudioMasters_
Community Expert
Community Expert
March 16, 2021

ASIO4ALL does support USB, but that's probably not the problem. Initially I think you should go carefully through all of the steps in the user software guide for the turntable - this one. If none of that appears to be the issue, then report back with screen grabs of Audition's Audio Hardware setup (assuming that is that you are using Audition 3).

Jacob5E19Author
Participating Frequently
March 17, 2021

I've been through the manual - no luck.
The strange thing is, that it worked for me for one recording on this newly build PC.

 

Here's some screenshots of my hardware setup;

 

SteveG_AudioMasters_
Community Expert
Community Expert
March 17, 2021

Have you tried setting the Sync Reference to DirectSound Input?