Just upgraded my Amanero board.
I have problem, how to make Foobar to play DSD files now?
Previously I was using foo_dsd_asio without problems.
I have problem, how to make Foobar to play DSD files now?
Previously I was using foo_dsd_asio without problems.
ASIO drivers all working well here - playing back DSD and DXD just fine - thanks!
One question - is there a way to adjust the latency of the ASIO playback? This would be very useful in music production environments.
Cheers.
One question - is there a way to adjust the latency of the ASIO playback? This would be very useful in music production environments.
Cheers.
Not that I know of. There is no control panel included in the ASIO drivers so no way to adjust it.
I've checked latency with DPCTool and ASIO under identical conditions is on average about 20ms lower than WASAPI Event in my system.
I've checked latency with DPCTool and ASIO under identical conditions is on average about 20ms lower than WASAPI Event in my system.
I can report that the new driver and firmware works absolute fine including DSD in my set-up and the intermittent issues I had with playing 96k/192k files with my Linux Debian based Joggler have also gone.
Excellent work and thanks Domenico. 🙂
Excellent work and thanks Domenico. 🙂
I try the external power for Amanero, I removed IC regular 3.3v and connect 3.3V/100mA to pins 3.3V on board. I measured all ok,IC regular 1.8V is ok, but PC cannot detect Amanero. Anyone try and have problem like me?.
Amanero board must be fed after plug USB. The best way to obtain this is one relay driven by +5v of USB. This relay connect (USB plug) or disconnect (USB unplug) your external supply to Amanero board.
Linux and USB 3.0
If anyone has had trouble with a Linux distro not detecting the Combo384 when connected to a USB 3.0 port, Domenico has release new firmware V. 1.069 that fixes this problem. It worked flawlessly for me using OpenSUSE 12.2 and an Asus P8H67M-Pro mainboard.
The new firmware shows up in the 110a version of the update tool (link in the ASIO drivers post), not sure if it will be available in previous update tool versions.
Thanks Domenico for your fantastic product support.
If anyone has had trouble with a Linux distro not detecting the Combo384 when connected to a USB 3.0 port, Domenico has release new firmware V. 1.069 that fixes this problem. It worked flawlessly for me using OpenSUSE 12.2 and an Asus P8H67M-Pro mainboard.
The new firmware shows up in the 110a version of the update tool (link in the ASIO drivers post), not sure if it will be available in previous update tool versions.
Thanks Domenico for your fantastic product support.
Has anyone tried using with an exD DAC? I did sign up for the group buy. Should I be expecting an invoice soon?
Yes, it does work. I get a few audio glitches once a while, but I'm pretty sure that it would be fixed if I inserted a powered USB hub in the chain.
I'm putting off doing that since I'm planning on powering it from a separate power supply (and I'm guessing that that will fix the problem anyway).
I'm putting off doing that since I'm planning on powering it from a separate power supply (and I'm guessing that that will fix the problem anyway).