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Universal Windows ASIO Driver

Version 2.10 Beta 1

Changes since version 2.9:

Workaround for a VIA HD Audio driver issue under XP.
Fix two 64 bit compatibility issues that could have prevented it from working at all.
Improve performance (latency) of USB audio class devices in Windows 7.
Improve latency compensation accuracy of USB audio class devices in XP and Vista.
Re-enable WaveRT event mode for Windows 7 WOW64. Used to be broken in Vista (ksthunk.sys), fixed in Windows 7.
The control panel now remembers the previous selection in the device tree view.
Improve input-output synchronization in a certain number of device aggregation scenarios.
Minor changes, this and that – as usual…

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December 3, 2009

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