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Fred the big problem is Windows does not support Class 2.0 Audio

Posted by Gordon Rankin on February 6, 2009 at 07:38:14:
Fred,

The biggest problem right now is both Linux and Windows does not support Class 2.0 USB Audio. While it does support USB 2.0 devices, Class 2.0 is not supported but would be required for sampling rates above 24/96 without the use of drivers.

I am not against writing drivers. The up keep required for custom drivers is more than I want to take on at this point.

Charlie and I have a plan it is still brewing and when it's complete we will make sure the customer base is filled in and keep them satisfied.

The good news is we can work on Class 2.0 on the OSX platform and get it working.

Thanks
Gordon
J. Gordon Rankin