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2.17 Beta 1

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  1. wendel nazaire Avatar
    wendel nazaire

    comment telecharger asio4all

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  2. 2manygadgets Avatar
    2manygadgets

    My iRig HD2 is finally ‘usable’ on my Snapdragon-based Surface Pro. The sound isn’t 100% there. I’m using 44100 Hz with a sample rate of 432 and the delay isn’t too bad. It’s still dropping packets so the crackling / static isn’t completely gone but its so much better than it was before. Thank you.

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    carlos

    Gracias

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  4. rocky Avatar
    rocky

    I noticed improvement in sound quality, but cpu uses is very high compared to v16 !

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      Thank Microsoft for degrading the mmtimer API! Not a big deal, actually, since this is due to the audio processing thread spending its excess time calling Sleep(0) in a loop, instead of going idle for e.g. 2ms, which is no longer possible in Windows. Leading to higher CPU usage on paper.

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    ouais

    j’aime bien

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    🙂

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