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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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