Post by jiitee on Sept 19, 2008 16:40:19 GMT
Hi!
Great driver you have build.
I got couple ideas to extent the functionality of this driver but as I'm not an expert in this area of tech, I can't say if these would be possible.
In my thoughts was
- adding internal signal routing possibilities into control panel ... user could route I/O signals inside selected device and/or between available devices (maybe sync issues?)
- there are plenty of people using Asio4all with non ASIO devices (onboard sound, USB DACs, etc.) to get so called bit-accurate/bit-perfect/bit-matched playback ... it would be nice to get the Asio4all working as "native" driver for most playback software (maybe the way as like Eugene Muzychenko's VAC can be selected as preferred playback/recording device on windows system audio settings (mmsys.cpl) or on audio software Audio options) ... if I'm on right track in this, on certain level, this extension could add "ASIO support" for most audio software ...
Juha
Great driver you have build.
I got couple ideas to extent the functionality of this driver but as I'm not an expert in this area of tech, I can't say if these would be possible.
In my thoughts was
- adding internal signal routing possibilities into control panel ... user could route I/O signals inside selected device and/or between available devices (maybe sync issues?)
- there are plenty of people using Asio4all with non ASIO devices (onboard sound, USB DACs, etc.) to get so called bit-accurate/bit-perfect/bit-matched playback ... it would be nice to get the Asio4all working as "native" driver for most playback software (maybe the way as like Eugene Muzychenko's VAC can be selected as preferred playback/recording device on windows system audio settings (mmsys.cpl) or on audio software Audio options) ... if I'm on right track in this, on certain level, this extension could add "ASIO support" for most audio software ...
Juha
