A native asio4all ?

[robob]

Hi,

1- I would apologyse for my poor english.
2- Thank you for this great software.

I'm using a mother board with Realtek ALC889 chipset. this chipset include two independent spdif outputs (rear optical, onboard coaxial) and I use two external DAC (for quadraphonic playback).

with asio4all, all the chipset audio output are in the same device and it's a easy way to map the channels toward the two DAC, bypassing the windows mixer with a very good sound.
A example with foobar and the asio plugin :



But we need a asio compatible player.

Is there any way to creat a asio4all native interface like the (old) AC'97 Asio (a WDM driver I suppose). But a native asio driver compatible with the recent chipset (intel Hd, realtek ALC HD,...) ?

Another way will be to create a Wasapi4all software...

[robob]

Hi,
Any way to create a compatibility with wasapi ?
With my TV player, I cannot have asio output but I can have a wasapi output (using Reclock).
With a rewire compatible VSt host like Reason, I could output the 5.1 device in Reason and mix it to my two SPDIF outputs.

Sorry again for my english

[ikke]

Don't recommend stuff like AC '97 ASIO please.
It is impossible to install in a decent manner even on a perfectly supported device.

If you want to mess up your computer then go and try AC '97 ASIO.

[robob]

But nobody have recommended AC'97 asio here, There is only a guy speaking about this old trick...
Ty for your precious answer anyway,