There we go! I have build 14931 up and running on a test box. UAC2 came
right up without any issues, and I'm playing music from Tidal. Thank you
for making this possible!
At the moment the driver is locked to 44.1. I haven't yet loaded DAC
firmware with debug. When I do that I'll let you know the performance of
the async feedback mechanism and other potentially interesting features.
This version of the DAC firmware uses a dedicated feedback endpoint, not
ADC sample rate, to adjust the PC's DAC data rate. It resorts to sample
skip/insert, which I won't hear here in my living room setup, but which
will becomve obvious in the debugger.
Cheers,
Børge
On Fri, Sep 23, 2016 at 9:02 PM, Børge Strand-Bergesen <
borge.strand@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Robert,
your logic is flawless. MS should have excellent access to hardware. The
difference here is that the hardware is not an integrated chip but a fairly
straightforward C project on a generic MCU. The code is open source and the
hardware has good RS232 debug. So for each new LOC in the Host driver they
can put a test for that in the Device firmware.
My hope is that this cuts development time, as there is no need to have
everything up and running in one large chunk of code.
Børge
On Fri, Sep 23, 2016 at 6:45 PM, Robert Bielik <Robert.Bielik@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
What do you mean ? We as a measly little company have acquired quite a
few sound cards to validate our software with. You mean Microsoft is
without means to do the same?
Regards
/R
Skickat från min LG-Mobil
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*Datum: *fre, 23 sep 2016 18:31
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*Ämne:*[wdmaudiodev] Re: UAC 2 coming to Windows
Ø Members of the team on this list
(Raises hand)
Ø I’ll voluntare a DAC or two for you to play with
That would be awesome!
Matthew van Eerde
One Microsoft Way
Redmond, WA 98052
