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Universal Windows ASIO Driver

Version 2.15 (Beta 1)

Major update, therefore in beta first!
This version supports Windows 10 only. Older versions of the OS may (and likely will) still work, but we no longer claim to be supporting them.

Changes since version 2.14:

Workaround for bug in Windows 10 Creators Update reverted, as Microsoft meanwhile have fixed the original issue.
ASIO4ALL now aware of Intel(R) SST and working around several issues
Refactoring WaveRT implementation for both, pull mode and polling. Fix an issue that in 64 bit mode ASIO4ALL would not use the position register, but rather the legacy mechanism
Improve support for WaveRT packet devices. USB audio class 2.0 devices should work much better now
Some audio devices were not detected by ASIO4ALL
Full Unicode support for visuals
GUI now also works with higher screen resolutions
Further GUI cleanup
Instruction manual now online, accessible through a GUI help button
Completely dropped support for “ReWuschel” and Off-line settings. You could still re-enable “ReWuschel” by setting a registry key, but who really still uses software that is more than 20 years old?

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One response to “Version 2.15 (Beta 1)”

Anda Shologu

May 10, 2024

ASio4ALL version 2.15 “Completely dropped support for “ReWuschel” and Off-line settings. You could still re-enable “ReWuschel” by setting a registry key…”

Hey there, the support for “ReWuschel” is still useful because my audio setting works better when ReWuschel is enabled or installed. Could you advise how to re-enable “ReWuschel” by setting a registry key. What is the registry key you are talking about here?

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