silab radio does not work unless resume.ini is deleted

**gturner** · 11-01-2011, 11:46 AM

The first time I started silab radio and I stored a list with 20 stations. When I restarted RR, the list is empty (sort of - it shows only "1." at the beginning) and I cannot play any radio station with manual tune. I figured that if I delete "resume.ini", the radio is back to normal until the next time I restart RR. I was able to narrow down to a line "activesourceid=2" in resume.ini that I need to delete to make tha radio work. However this is not quite working, because I need to do it every time before starting RR.
The strange thing is that the system was working fine for a while and then I got this issue. I was doing a lot of stuff since I'm setting up a new car PC, so I'm not sure what I did to brake it. The last thing I did is to remove the Realtek audio drivers (and use Win 7 default sound drivers).
Please if anybody has ideas to fix it or has seen similar behavior post here your thoughts.

**mitchjs** · 11-01-2011, 09:16 PM

for sure u MUST use the realtek audio drivers, or RR wont be able to control your audio system...

this could be related to another problem, if i can reproduce, i will

i need to know version of RR and skin, please test with carwings, and attach your rr.ini (as rr.txt)

**gturner** · 11-04-2011, 06:18 PM

Thank you Mitch. I'll attach "rr.ini" and two log files (first when it is working and second when it is not). I'm using the Carwings Lite that came with the installation. I installed Realtek sound drivers and the problem is still there. I expect to post the data over the weekend. I'm a software engineer myself. I can run Visual Studio remote debugger, if you want me to.

**gturner** · 11-04-2011, 10:34 PM

I've attached a zip archive with the following information:
- all ini files including "rr.ini"
- debug.txt before the problem when there is no resume.ini (in "good" folder) and after the problem when I start RR and resume.ini is present (in "bad" folder)
- I made two screenshots when it is working (in "good" folder ) and when it is not (in "bad" folder).
- There is a copy of the "resume.ini" in "bad" folder, which if I delete is fixing the issue
Thanks again for looking into this issue.

**mitchjs** · 11-05-2011, 03:30 PM

for now, edit rr.ini

ResumeMusic=2

set it to 1 or 2 (you have it at 0)

i have fixed the bug, when ResumeMusic=0 (which btw, i think should never be, just dont seem right to not resume to something)