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Thomas Grill ha scritto:
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<pre wrap="">- the RME ASIO driver simply doesn't work, and nobody actually knows why...
However some people report to get ultra-low latencies (3ms) with the MMIO
drivers. Moreover, even with the MMIO driver they can use the multi-channel
capability of the RME only when set at 48000 Hz (but this is another
story...). I will ask RME directly about these issues.
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I can say that i've never had problems with the RME drivers,
especially ASIO with various applications.
If there are problems i suspect them to be related to some old
portaudio code used in Pure Data.
Up-to-date portaudio versions work flawlessly with RME drivers.
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I don't know many other portaudio-based applications, but I can
say that the latest Audacity also can't properly see the Fireface ASIO
drivers... Of course native ASIO applications (e.g., Ableton Live,
Pianoteq, Reaper) work
flawlessly.<br>
As for pd-extended 0.40-3, 0.41-4, and pd vanilla 0.42-5 the Fireface
driver report:<br>
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"Fireface Analog (1+2) MME" ... up to "(9+10) MME"<br>
"Fireface Analog (1+2)" ... up to "(9+10)"<br>
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so I thought that the latest were reffering the ASIO driver, even if no
explicitly mentioned. Indeed pd allows to select a pair (loosing the
multichannel feature...) of ins/outs from the last line as ASIO
drivers, however they don't work unless I set latency to 40ms... I
tried on two different machines - a desktop and a laptop - using the
latest RME drivers (v2.95) with identical results.<br>
Also, Audacity reports the same list of devices above plus a prefix
"MME: ", a nothing concerning ASIO.<br>
Finally, I often use asio4all with a pc's internal audio card in order
to get decently low latencies, however both pd and Audacity can't see
the virtual driver ASIO4ALL while the Fireface is connected, i.e. as
soon as it is disconnected the driver ASIO4ALL shows up again...<br>
Well, I guess I'd better post this on portaudio's mailing list.<br>
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<pre wrap="">Concerning MMIO i can hardly imagine how people can reach low
latencies with it, given the architecture of this interface.
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I agree... I tried myself and I can't go below 40ms.<br>
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Best,<br>
S<br>
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