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That error is xaudio which is made by Microsoft can't talk to the soundcard.
There should be an xaudio DLL in the tuniac installation folder.
Older versions of tuniac installed a direct x SDK which installed the xaudio DLL in to the windows folder.
You could try:
-Reinstalling tuniac if the DLL is ...

Tuniac can render sonique visuals at high resolution and also can use hardware acceleration which can dramatically increase the frame per second at high resolutions.

So for sonique visuals that don't crash at high resolutions, Tuniac is better than Sonique. Also as a media player I believe Tuniac ...

No

See you again in May 2034

Here is G-Force 2.8.1 in Tuniac

Apr, 2024
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-Add BASS microphone infomanager and decoder
-Add Microphone input source view and playlist (enable in visual area in preferences)
-Allow muting output of audio engine
-Correct usage of bitrate vs bitdepth
-Fix crash when deleting playlists and returning to Mic or CD source view ...

The last version of G-Force I have found that supports the Sonique visual plugin API was 2.8.1.
This version works in Tuniac.
G-Force 2.8.1 is prone to crashing in Tuniac with resolutions above 800x800.

Mar, 2024

-Set DPI mode to system enhanced
-Update Libspng, Taglib, BASS wv/flac/hls
-Visual allow 144 FPS

https://github.com/twistedddx/Tuniac/re ... tag/240316

You could create a windows schedule that runs a batch script that backs up your tuniac databases?

The media library and playlist databases are stored in %appdata%\Tuniac
Aka C:\users\<user>\appdata\roaming\Tuniac\

Just run a daily or weekly schedule that can duplicate those files and just place ...

I wasn't aware of geiss being released for Sonique ever.
Tuniac can use visuals made for Sonique not visuals made for Winamp. Some visuals were made for both players.

Tuniac also has its own visuals eg the internal one, the excellent rabbit hole by feldspar and the Sonique visual plugin renderer ...