MoKiChU wrote:
Hi,

This is probably not an issue properly speaking, let me explain : I would like to point out that if a game/app is not listed in the SS3 Application Manager, this does not indicate that the SS3 global effects will not be applied to this game/app, it just indicates that this game/app has been black listed by A-Volute (the creator of SS3) because it generated issues (slowness/crash at launch for example) with the customization of SS3 effects per app, hence the fact that you also don't see Google Chrome listed for example if you used it.

But in order to rule out the hypothesis where your game is not black listed by A-Volute and that it may be a bug in your SS3 Application Manager cache, we will cleanup your installation (and this SS3 Application Manager cache) and start on a good basis. In order to give you the appropriate indications to do that, please provide :

- OS version/build used (Example : Windows 10 64 bit 2004/20H1/VB/19041.x)
- Motherboard/Notebook/Desktop model used (Example : ASUS ROG Strix Z370-F Gaming motherboard)

Acratic wrote:
Hi,

I forgot to mention that it used to work a couple of months ago but then at some point disappeared (took a break from gaming and came back to find it was gone). Even if it is blacklisted, there must be some way to circumvent this, right? I don't mind modifying code if I have to, this is the only software I've come across that's capable of routing this particular games (Roblox) audio. I hope there is a solution.

Microsoft Windows 10 Pro - 10.0.18363 Build 18363 - 64 Bit
Asus ROG Maximus XI Hero

MoKiChU wrote:
No sorry, if it does not appear automatically I do not have a workaround to provide to you in order to add it manually.

You need Realtek Audio Drivers (UAD - ASUS ROG/PRIME/TUF MB) from this drivers thread.

- Follow scrupulously your CLEANUP process
- Use this SS3 Cleaner tool (Right click on "A-Volute_SS3_Cleanup.exe" > Run as administrator) then restart your PC
- Follow scrupulously your INSTALL process

For the next drivers packages that I would release, you will can directly follow the UPDATE process.

Note (in order to choose correctly the install/update process to use) : You have a ASUS ROG SS3 motherboard.

Acratic wrote:
I already did that, those were the drivers I mentioned installing on my first post. I've found something that might work though. After some research, I've located the white and black list that the program uses. I'm attempting to modify them to see if that will solve the problem. Do you know anything about this?

Thanks

MoKiChU wrote:
You can not have done what I just told you to do because the SS3 Cleaner tool is not in the processes contained in the thread.

Anyway, as I told you before, I do not have a workaround to provide to you and I can't advise you an action or any other way to do it because modding is not my field.