This version of DigiCheck looks so fresh - especially @ 4K on 32"
Nice, very usefull - as apparently i m slowly turning blind, while aging.

Thank you RME!

Thank you so much for this, I'm excited to try it. I REALLY hope there is a chance that in the future you can make it support direct output, rather than only asio. I need a way to analyse the main windows output when working on game audio mixes. Most of the video game sounds designers I know use rme interfaces, so having the new Digicheck be useful for this would be great.

Thanks!

Solution is in this thread.

Thanks for making an updated version of DigiCheck for Windows.

One issue I've seen is that the bottom labels, as well as scale, of the spectral analyzer is disappearing when I make it vertically smaller. This for DigiCheck 0.61 Beta where I've changed the display range to 60 dB.

I'm using Windows 10 Pro, version 22H2. My GPU is a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 using driver 531.41.

You guys are amazing engineers! Didn't doubt for a second that we would get version for Windows as well :)

You've always outdone yourselves and everyone else regarding your drivers and TotalMix is very stable and light, so DigiCheck NG was always going to be amazing.
I'll be sure to test this thoroughly as well when I have the time.

Thank you!

Hi There!

I am just curious,will this work in older Windows 7 64bit also?I tried digicheckng_win_061b and when I start the program it said "The procedure entry point CreateDXGIFactory2 could not be located in the dynamic link library dxgi.dll"

Thank You for the answer,and best wishes!

Really great! As a MadiFX User 2 suggestions: Can you make the device selection scrolling smarter (i.e. 2 level menu input > Madi 1/2/3/other (AES/HP) same for output, the in/ouput selection lists are now very looonnggg
Could there be a global setting audio, which defaults if the instrument settings are not setup? (i.e. the WDM output in the driver?)
Further really impressive! like it a lot!

DigiCheck NG bugs/feature requests:

- vector scope has L/R audio inputs swapped!!!
- peak level measuring is off compared to old DigiCheck and other level metering tools
- vector scope optically clips the drawn signal (auto-gain compressor/limiter not working fast enough?)
- impossible to have multiple DigiCheck NG instances running at the same time
- no true infinite peak hold for peak level reading
- horizontal peak meter stuck with lower dB limit of -50 dB (should go lower than that)
- feature request: getting rid of scale readings on one of the two sides of the graph to save space
- feature request: option to have the same layout as in old Totalizer
- feature request: keyboard shortcut options as with old DigiCheck (like CTRL+H to reset spectrum analyzer peaks)

I was able to install and use the new DigiCheck NG on my Win 10 Desktop (with BabyFace Pro FS). The graphics are a lot cleaner and I could follow the new functionality layout without difficulty.
However one of the uses I had for the old DigiCheck (5.96) was to record audio files from e.g. YouTube in the default .wav format, use AnyAudio Converter to change the file to mp3 and then load it into my iTunes playlist (typically to learn a new song for my covers band)...
Unfortunately I couldn`t find the Global Record function in the NG version, so I re-installed the old 5.96 and am happier now.
Is it coming in NG, the Global Record functionality or am I just blind?

Cheers
Plank

Wished for this since I saw the Mac version. And you guys didn't want to do it at first but now you DID! I thought I saw a DigiCat!

Awesome!

New Build:
AMD Ryzen 7 7700X + 32GB DDR5 at 6000Mhz (Kingston Fury Beast)
ASUS TUF B650-PLUS
UFX+ via USB3 port
No tweaks (BIOS/OS) yet - not sure where to start since so far I don't need the tweaks.

But the interface is working and Totalmix is working too ?

DIGICheck NG is not working on a i7-4900MQ Lenovo W540 W10 64
w/ Dual Graphics Cards:
NVidia K2100M
Intel HD Graphics 4600

I tried both graphics cards and got the same error message. A powerful machine that's not that old...I think.

The opinion of RME is that they do not want to bloat the new software and keep it as compact as possible wich in turn leaves a good working DAW system hanging with the older software. I run a very well contained and suboptimized system with windows 10 and an older Nvidia GTX 760 GPU and will just like you, as it is now, not be able to benefit from the new DigiCheck NG without investing in new hardware. Big disaponment of course and hopefully RME will reconcider and make a build that works for not only the latest hardwarehost. All other sofware i run, both old and new works perfectly so it's not feasible to buy new new stuff just to get some meters working.  I'ts kind of the market benefit of RME that their interfaces and peripheral sofware work with almost everything at alltimes.
Keeping fingers crossed that DIGIcheck NG will work for me in the near future.

Great upgrade, thanks RME!
At a first glance I can't see the Global Record function. Am I missing something?
Please don't get rid of it, include it in future versions.

Wow, thanks @MC!

I had the same error as the others!
I 'm using an AMD R7 240 GPU.(Really cheap GPU, but no fan and 2GBs of memory)

My pc is barely 3 years old and made by a specialist audio daw maker and I can't start DigiCheck NG because of the same error.

- DC NG will not run under Windows 7, it requires Windows 10 or higher.

- DC NG uses Direct3D 12, which was not available before Windows 10, and is not supported by the above old Intel CPU graphics generations, or similarly old other graphics cards.

- DC NG Windows/macOS is a cross platform project that uses Metal on macOS. Therefore adding global support for old PC systems is not possible.

I said it before: if you want to to use DIGICheck with PCs that can not use DC NG then use the existing DIGICheck.

Ok, your PC might be two years old, but not all of its components.

Your Zotac GeForce GT 710 (2 GB DDR3) is from 2016 and the chip architecture (Kepler 2.0) even from 2013 (this is 10y old!!).

https://geizhals.de/zotac-geforce-gt-71 … 86036.html

I would recommend you to get a more recent GPU.

At moment it is one application, with upcoming upgrades of DAW and plugins it gets worse.
Recommendations from Ramses are helpful to solve problems. Support for free.

RME concider the the 7xx series old and recommends to go with the old DIGIcheck. I have kind of the same quirk with a perfectly tuned DAWsetup where everything is dialed in,dual ultrawidescreens and runs all my apps and plugs like a tank. It's simply not feasible to get a new graphicscard just to get some meters going. Also i'ts kind of hurting RME rep as rocksolid, futureproof when it comes to both hard and software. But again...  it's just some meters....  it's no biggie aslong as they keep the runningdrivers and totalmix going :-)

EVERY other software developer manage to run their stuff on the "ancient" Nvidia 7xx series GPU. Even the latest Diablo_4 will run on it. Be the RME knight and defend the choices of calling it bloating to support a GPU that still gets new drivers if you want, but also understand that the more users point this out as an issue the better are the chances that RME comes through with a workaround to get DC NG going for them. Also, no one has been requesting a review of their GPU and your preferences is simply not relevant for this issue and also abit condescending. That's not what we're here for!

And every userforum has atleast one 10000+ user that like to act captain obvious, reviewing others requests, comments and stray of topic. The issue is as of today, regarding Nivida 7xx series. Windows 10 discontinuation down the line, and bad luck is like your reviewing, not relevant to the issue several users would like to highlight for DC NG. You're not helping! Why don't you go and rant about things of less relevance in your likebutton thread instead?
i'm outta here

uh- seems I opened a can of worms here! Anyway I've been thinking of a PC upgrade for a while now- I gotta buy a laptop for my girlfriend so I don't feel so bad about buying one for myself.
I've been looking-it'll have to be a new PC cos otherwise I'll never know if the CPU is up-to-date enough- and the cheaper new laptops have Intel UHD graphics, the pricier ones have Radeon or GeoForce GPU's. Reckon Intel UHD is up to the job for digicheck NG?
My current HP elite 8300, which cost £50, has been running my RME set-up for years and it's solid. But it's too old to allow for any gpu upgrade, and HP stuff is so locked in I gave up on that idea. And for ages I had digicheck running into a superwide NEC display (16:4, 43" screen) which was so useful- groups could monitor themselves from a distance. But scaling it could be awkward- NG seems to be more flexible in this regard.  So I need to get a audio work PC  that's modern, on my meagre wages. Maybe the best spec 11.6" screen laptop (£300?) I can find will do the job.
So it's not purely because of Digicheck NG- although its' release has forced my hand- I need to get with the times anyway

Hi there
the NG looks really nice. Thanks for the update.
In our Radio Studios we are using the “R128 Loudness Meter” on the screen with our Playout Software. It would be great to have an “Horizontal Meter” Option in the Loudness Meter like in the settings of the “Two Channel Level Meter”.
Keep up the good work!