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Version 2.16 released!

  • This version officially supports Windows 10 and Windows 11.
  • Also confirmed to work with Windows 7 and Windows 8, with some minor GUI visual artefacts, though.
  • Report bugs to feedback@asio4all.com!

Changes since version 2.15:

  • “Off-Line Settings” brought back, due to popular demand.
  • Now only one single installer, combining all languages supported.
  • Fixed regression that would sometimes constrain bit depth to 16 bits only.
  • Workaround for Intel SST USB wrapper.
  • Workaround for on-board audio on Gemini Lake Refresh (and possibly others as well).
  • Fixed: Sample rate would appear “stuck” at low setting (e.g. 8kHz) after swithing back and forth between audio devices inside the ASIO4ALL GUI.
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11 responses to “Version 2.16 released!”

  1. Charlie Sauer Avatar
    Charlie Sauer

    I’ve been trying to engage various friends using JackTrip.com. I have multiple Scarlett devices, so I gave my first generation 2i2 to one of the friends. One of the less technical friends wanted to try the Wrugste instead of springing for a Scarlett. I got the Wrugste at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C7463T3C to see if it seemed adequate. I first tried with ASIO4ALL Version 2.16 on Win10-64, connecting locally by Ethernet to my private JackTrip server. My test case is playing bass along with metronome from JackTrip. The results were terrible — metronome would drop out for a measure every few measures, the bass was unacceptably distorted. I tried the same Wrugste configuration with M1 MacBook and Fedora 39. They worked just fine without adding any drivers. Just now I tried Wrugste and ASIO4ALL on a Win11 machine that I usually use with Scarlett 18i8. The metronome didn’t drop out, but the bass was unacceptably distorted. I uninstalled ASIO4ALL, reconnected the 18i8 and all was well again on that machine. Suggestions?

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  2. G. Karl Avatar
    G. Karl

    Sehr geehrter Herr Tippach,
    vielen lieben Dank für Ihre Arbeit und Asio4All!

    Bitte können Sie oder Ihr Admin nicht ein besser gestaltetes WordPress Theme installieren? Ganz ehrlich Ihre Seite sieht recht scheuslich aus, leider.
    Vielen Dank
    Karli aus Leipzig

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  3. Taske Avatar
    Taske

    Hi,

    First of all thanks for the hard work. It helped me a lot.

    Thou yesterday I tried to use it with a Behringer X18. It was recoqnized by asio4all but only 16 out of 18 inputs and 2 channels were duplicated.
    The order was also wrong as well.

    Is there a fix for it or anything i can do?
    If not, might there be a patch later?

    kind regards

    Taske

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    1. KJ Avatar
      KJ

      Behringer X18 is a professional audio interface, but you use asio4all, which is a magical thing

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  4. KJ Avatar
    KJ

    When first opened, is it possible not to load an existing driver device? Or, after the user has customly selected a device, can the software automatically select a default device when the selected device is not connected?

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    1. KJ Avatar
      KJ

      I have found the solution.

      Reply
  5. Bhavadharani Avatar
    Bhavadharani

    Hi,
    I’m interested in exploring the ASIO4ALL application and I’m curious about the source code. Could you please let me know if it’s available for public access? If so, could you recommend the official repository?

    Thank you for your time and assistance.

    Reply
  6. Angus Avatar
    Angus

    wtf

    https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/c6b2f621a53584c581a9f5ce288d6d88562a062e2859de787c5e5d9453b75c50

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    1. admin Avatar
      admin

      This obviously means that 70 out of 74 virus scanners must be absolute junk – as they completely *fail* to default to false positive, in case of a file yet unkown to them?

      Reply
    2. HyakoV2 Avatar
      HyakoV2

      Probably False Postive.

      Reply
  7. Nat Cade Avatar
    Nat Cade

    Thank you for your continued work on this project.

    Reply

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