Version 2.22

  • Now also supporting Windows on ARM64 – EC and native, including low latency ASIO support for older USB devices without ARM64 vendor drivers – for as long as they are USB Audio Class compliant.
  • 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!

Known issues

  • No individual per app configuration storage for native ARM64 applications. They all share the global config. Could be changed in theory, but not worth the effort.
  • Developer note: No private COM interface for native ARM64. Does anyone care?

Other changes since version 2.21

  • Improve audio drop out prevention in certain edge cases.
  • “Qualcomm Aqstic” mic array input (ARM64) working now with the default settings
  • Proper COM refcount handling for improved host compatibility
  • Minor GUI improvements


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