yeah jack seems to be to way to go for sure. having support for asio makes it ideal for windows audio routing. and there now are a couple programs that use jack natively on windows.
+1 for jack for windows On Nov 27, 2011, at 12:23, gabor papp <[email protected]> wrote: >> Wasn't Evan looking into this? I remember something about Evan wanting >> to work with Fluxus for teaching games programming on Windows. Then > yes, i remember this as well. > >> again; we could wonder how relevant audio-in would be for that. >> Probably not as high priority as more generalised HID support, I >> imagine, and it's been a while since I heard about that. > and what about jack? is it a real alternative for windows audio users? or > should we use another audio interface? > > best, > gabor
