Rafael Rivera
Rafael Rivera
> The ".appinstaller" extension is just remnants of earlier iterations of the "MSIX" package format. No that's not right at all. Check out [the docs](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/msix/app-installer/how-to-create-appinstaller-file) for more information.
Maybe I misunderstood, but it seemed he was suggesting AppInstaller was some sort of legacy remnant. It's a valid and active method of distributing apps (mine included).
`Appx` and `Msix` are essentially the same. (`Appx` was renamed to `Msix` for legal reasons.) `AppInstaller` refers to several things, including a manifest format (i.e., `.appinstaller`) used by the AppInstaller...
Right, ingesting `.appinstaller` as-is is probably never going to happen and doesn't really make sense. Perhaps there's some value in adding `.appinstaller` support as a dev feature that allows developers...
@RokeJulianLockhart Just to make sure we're on the same page, an `.appinstaller` file is a simple XML file that points to **an existing msix/appx bundle** and describes dependencies, update behavior,...
Can you reproduce this if the VMAudioBack service is disabled/stopped?
This is likely our fault #1305. Restarting EarTrumpet likely resolves the issue until you switch again, right?
Thanks for the quick reply, will work on this via #1305.
Go to Settings > App volume and device preferences and try adjusting the input/output devices for the games in your list. I suspect you'll see similar issues there, as EarTrumpet...