I have a list of drivers here, many of them dated 2001.
http://paradoxuncreated.com/Blog/wordpress/?p=1608 (MS making me upset as
usual.)
I am really just looking for better drivers, and thought maybe someone
knew if more current opensource versions existed. I have not found
anything online though, so therefore I ask here.
I have also thought about the ReactOS project, and wonder if they have
more current drivers, seeing as they work on the project currently, I am
discussing in their forum now, but communication is going slow.
Peace Be With You.
On Wed, 29 Aug 2012 00:50:31 +0200, jdow <j...@earthlink.net> wrote:
You might look into the ASIO drivers. Although for very heavy audio use
64 byte buffers are a more reliable than the ultra-short buffers you seem
to be using. 100 channels with 7 ms latency through an audio matrix is
a commercial product for XP and Win 7 for quite some time now. (Although
Win 7 has some security policies that reduce performance gains that come
through priority elevation somewhat.)
SoundMan and Richmond are key words that will lead you to it via Google.
{^_^}
On 2012/08/28 12:01, Uwaysi Bin Kareem wrote:
Some may remember me as commenting on the excellent state of the
linux-kernel,
after I achieved 0.3ms reliable latency for audio-streams.
I have now decided to try and get as close as possible on Windows XP
though.
However some of the drivers on my windows XP install, is from 2001.
Windows
update is ofcourse not giving me the available ones from 2012, and they
are hard
to track down.
I was wondering if anyone had ported generic-system drivers, which then
would
probably be more optimized, than the 2001-ones, to windows XP?
If anyone wants to read about my findings on Windows XP, please read:
http://paradoxuncreated.com/Blog/wordpress/?p=1506
Peace Be With You.
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