Can 39;t Open Realtek Audio Console
Olegario Benford
Recently I changed the ownership folder "Windowsapps" to me, now I want to change the ownership to the default but when I change it I can't open some windows apps, some can open (Realtek audio console, ARMOURY CRATE, DTS Headphone:x V1), some can't be opened (MyAsus, Asus keyboard hotkeys, dll) , and some even get an error notification (the parameter is invalid) When I want to open it, I've been looking for a lot of online solutions to reset the ACL "Windowsapps" folder but the results are still the same, I still can't open windows apps, I've tried methods, namely icacls, cacls, and others but the results are still the same, PLEASE HELP! ![82068-screenshot-829.png][1] [1]: /api/attachments/82068-screenshot-829.png?platform=QnA
The default owner for WindowsApps folder is TrustedInstaller. So make sure you restore ownership only to TrustedInstaller. While restoring ownership, use the object name for TrustedInstaller as NT Service\TrustedInstaller.
Now for more clarification of the situation and also weird behavior:
I have looked through the task manager and it seems like Anki does initialize with mpv normally but the moment I try to play an audio from a deck it crashes instantly.
Similarly when I open the anki console it stays fine until I try to play an audio and it keeps saying:
This also happens when I tried to change the samplerate, when first initializing it says "audio-samplerate: None" then after playing an audio it says the same as above.
And finally, I got a debug log: Gofile - Your all-in-one storage solution
To enable logging with mpv.exe and create the log file on Desktop, either open cmd.exe in C:\Program Files\Anki, copy-paste something like mpv --log-file=%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\mpv.log.txt and drag-and-drop the audio file from the collection.media folder, i.e. it will look like
So I went back to normal Anki to help with the debugging instead of just leaving mpv hanging with the issue. I made 5 logs going through your posts, I was going to post them in a .7z file but I thought that it may be inconvenient for you to download a zip file or go through 5 different links for each log (and because you probably use gofile just to not have to download anything because of the preview feature) so I decided to just stick them all together in a single .txt file. Gofile - Your all-in-one storage solution
So in order we have:
and finally for the last one
mpv.log.2.txt
This is from just dragging the audio to mpv, the audio playing just fine like always, and I checked the log and it looks something like what you sent and said to be correct.
Try to resize mpv window and take a look at the console window with --input-ipc-server=\\.\pipe\mpvsocket. The window should be updated with new log messages. Or maybe press 9 or 0 keys to see if mpv is still responding to key presses.
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