sox FAIL sox: Sorry, there is no default audio device configured

sox FAIL sox: Sorry, there is no default audio device configured

[tsepp2000]

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Hi,

I am using Mansr's v14.4.2 on Windows 10 Pro (v. 20H2) and I am trying
to play a simple wav-file with sox. Didn't try it in Linux. Earlier it
went with "sox music.wav -d" or the renamed play. By the way, it doesn't
work with the older version of Sox 14.3.1 either.

I tried to get the name of my device and more informations. I used
"SoundVolumeView" to get all informations about the existing devices. My
"Command-Line Friendly ID" is "Realtek High Definition
Audio\Device\Lautsprecher\Render".

I tried to set the default device with this program. Nothing changed.

All these things do not work the same way:
play music.wav -t waveaudio
sox -t waveaudio default music.wav (-> output: sox FAIL formats: no
handler for given file type `waveaudio')
sox -t waveaudio -d music.wav (-> output: sox FAIL formats: no handler
for given file type `waveaudio')

Then I tried (before the sox command):
set AUDIODEV=0 (instead of "0": 1 to 5)
set AUDIODEV="Lautsprecher"
set AUDIODEV="Realtek High Definition Audio\Device\Lautsprecher\Render"
set AUDIODEV=default
...

Everything I found in the web and my tries above:
"sox FAIL sox: Sorry, there is no default audio device configured"

Any idea? Solutions found in the web don't work...

Regards
Thomas


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Re: sox FAIL sox: Sorry, there is no default audio device configured

[Dr. Thomas Tensi]

Hello Thomas,


you wrote:
 > [problems with output to audio device in Windows]
 > All these things do not work the same way:
 > play music.wav -t waveaudio
 > sox -t waveaudio default music.wav (-> output: sox FAIL formats: no
 > handler for given file type `waveaudio')
 > sox -t waveaudio -d music.wav (-> output: sox FAIL formats: no handler
 > for given file type `waveaudio')

Did you try it via

    sox music.wav -t waveaudio

I did it on a Windows 10 installation with SoX v14.4.2 and this works fine.


	Best regards,

		T.T.


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