Post by Plutoniq9 on Jan 6, 2005 0:00:14 GMT
Hello!
First off, this is one amazing driver, who would have guessed you could get ASIO working on inbuilt laptop soundcards, I know companies like Yamaha would never even think of releasing "pro" drivers like this for their consumer soundcards....so It's absoluley rockinin' that you have made this available. Now I get extremely low-latency audio on my laptops, even on a 1997 Toshiba 480CDT (Pentium MMX)!!!! Huh! I was lucky to get 100ms latency with the standard OPL3-SAx drivers in Fruityloops, with the ASIO support I've got it down to 11ms on that same audio card (a little sluggish at this because of the 200mhz Pentium), but it works well at 22ms (1024). This is using the OPL3-SAx WDM driver bundled with Windows 98 SE.
Now, My main laptop is a Toshiba 2ghz P4-M with a Yamaha AC-XG. Using stock drivers, I was luck gettin' 60ms (sometimes needing as much as 300ms for a high CPU load) in fruityloops.... of course this sucks! Using the ASIO4All driver I can easily achieve 5ms latency (208 samples) even under a high CPU load. That is "pro" quality latency only found in high-end soundcards and here i am gettin' it from my inbuilt soundcard. I no longer have to buy an external soundcard with this laptop, with the digital outputs on this card & low latency drivers I'm quite comfortable using this card.
So thankyou again for your time in developing this.....I'm still blown away by ASIO on a 1997 Toshiba laptop's built-in sound
Ryan (Plutoniq9)
First off, this is one amazing driver, who would have guessed you could get ASIO working on inbuilt laptop soundcards, I know companies like Yamaha would never even think of releasing "pro" drivers like this for their consumer soundcards....so It's absoluley rockinin' that you have made this available. Now I get extremely low-latency audio on my laptops, even on a 1997 Toshiba 480CDT (Pentium MMX)!!!! Huh! I was lucky to get 100ms latency with the standard OPL3-SAx drivers in Fruityloops, with the ASIO support I've got it down to 11ms on that same audio card (a little sluggish at this because of the 200mhz Pentium), but it works well at 22ms (1024). This is using the OPL3-SAx WDM driver bundled with Windows 98 SE.
Now, My main laptop is a Toshiba 2ghz P4-M with a Yamaha AC-XG. Using stock drivers, I was luck gettin' 60ms (sometimes needing as much as 300ms for a high CPU load) in fruityloops.... of course this sucks! Using the ASIO4All driver I can easily achieve 5ms latency (208 samples) even under a high CPU load. That is "pro" quality latency only found in high-end soundcards and here i am gettin' it from my inbuilt soundcard. I no longer have to buy an external soundcard with this laptop, with the digital outputs on this card & low latency drivers I'm quite comfortable using this card.
So thankyou again for your time in developing this.....I'm still blown away by ASIO on a 1997 Toshiba laptop's built-in sound
Ryan (Plutoniq9)