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Playback stops when screen focus is shifted from Audition
Go to
Edit > Audio Hardware Setup
and ensure that the box that says
Release ASIO Driver in Background
is not ticked.
If it is ticked, Audition will stop playing or
(worse!)
will stop recording when you "click away" from the program, and it loses focus. This enables other programs to use the ASIO driver, which normally cannot otherwise be shared, with the following exception:
It's worth noting that, depending on the sound device you have, you can often share out ASIO channels between applications. So if you want to do this, then
definitely
make sure that the driver isn't released, or this won't happen - obviously. Audition only "hangs onto" the ASIO channels that are actually allocated to tracks, and this applies to a lot of other applications too. Whether all ASIO sound device
drivers
have this capability is another matter, though - YMMV.
Please note that it is inherent in the ASIO standard that you can only have one functional ASIO hardware sound device connected to your computer - this has nothing at all to do with Audition. If you want to run more than one sound device, use ASIO4ALL and WDM drivers.
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