Le 15/09/2017 à 08:34, Daniel Schürmann a écrit :
> To be clear, onboard sound cards and USB class compliant sound cards (which
includes every sound card listed on the wiki) should both work with
WDM-KS?
I am pretty sure. But I cannot prove it.
AFAIK Daniel is right. Most soundcards are natively WDM-KS compliant.
especially cheap ones.
The only soundcard with ASIO-only driver that I saw was high-grade
soundcards or integrated into controllers.
If you have a single Asio soundcard (one with a real Asio driver, not
asio4all) you should use Asio, because it bypassed all windows
software layers for direct access to the hardware, offering the best
latency.
If we assume that only a minority of users have such a device, we can
consider to change the default API.
Troubles begin when a user has an ASIO-only device and a WDM-only
device. (such as an ASIO-only controller with integrated sound and the
internal soundcard.
Using both needs a additionnal layer like ASIO4ALL.
regards,
sb
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