Eugene Gavrilov schrieb:
It may help you to install different devices for each format and disable the unused formats, so that the format for each device never changes. But I personally did not like that approach and havent tried that.I'm still unsure if this Vista behavior is correct. I suppose it is a bug, because the control panel keeps listing the format no longer supported by device and no longer manifested by the driver. Moreover, even after reboot / disable-re-enable and similar events Vista remembers the format. I wonder if this is caused by the specifics of the audio format (our hardware uses 24-bit data packed into 32-bit containers) - since the control panel checks 8-, 16-, and 24-bit formats during initialization (I receive corresponding intersection requests), but no 32-bit formats are enumerated. Regards, Eugene Gavrilov Senior Software Engineer, CEntrance, Inc.
For the MADI card that would mean for example:64 channels x 8 different formats x 9 samplerates = 4608 subdevices to install. By the way do you know if the number of devices still is limited to 32 within vista?
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