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Version 2.7 (Final) Released!

Add some sort of localization. Whether this effort is continued or not largely depends on the willingness of individuals to spend a day or two translating stuff into their native tongue – solely for being given credit. If the localization effort turns out less than useful (i.e. I receive a lot of support inquiries in Suaheli), it will not be continued. The Chinese translation is not even very good, but – the next time you consult the manual of your DVD player – this may give you the peace of mind knowing someone, at last, is handing them back a portion of their own medication. Babelfish rules!
Undid change regarding SBPCI 128, reverting back to stereo only, but at least it works.
A new workaround for Aureal Vortex 1, 2 and 3, so these things should work now, FWIW.
Will not even temporarily attempt to open a device at 44.1kHz whenever its 48kHz resampling option is checked. This is supposed to fix some more “Beyond Logic” errors, especially when these were seen only sporadically.

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April 27, 2006

Michael Tippach

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Low Power Mode

This is a global option – for the current audio host application – telling the ASIO4ALL main audio thread how to spend its idle time, i.e. the time when not calling the DAW audio processing handler. The default for this option is “enabled”, potentially lowering CPU utilization in idle mode. Depending on the current ASIO4ALL
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Hardware Buffer on/off (Obsolete)

This feature has been removed in version 2.17!The only purpose it did serve – more than 20 years after its introduction – was to confuse users needlessly. Enables the hardware buffer for the highlighted device. This only works for so called “WavePCI” miniports, as other types of WDM drivers do not usually allow direct access
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Allow Pull Mode (WaveRT) (obsolete)

In version 2.17, this feature has been replaced by the “Alternative Buffer Synchronization” – option! There are two basic access methods for a WaveRT device, “pull-mode” (also called “event-mode”) and “push-mode” (also called “polling mode”). If this box is left unchecked, ASIO4ALL will not use “pull-mode”, otherwise it will use it whenever possible. The default
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