ASIO, Directsound, MME?

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ASIO, Directsound, MME? Anonymous 05/31/15 (Sun) 04:05:41 bdf793 No.465

So, does it matter what sound driver I use if Latency isn't a problem for me?

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Anonymous 05/31/15 (Sun) 11:24:20 3832a4 No.467

Asio is generally less buggy. You should use an asio driver.

Anonymous 05/31/15 (Sun) 13:20:49 251494 No.469

Jack is a lot better, just sayin

Anonymous 05/31/15 (Sun) 17:54:25 bdf793 No.474

>>469

Do they make Jack for windows? I already use it on my Linux setup.

Anonymous 05/31/15 (Sun) 19:11:56 251494 No.475

>>474

yes

Anonymous 05/31/15 (Sun) 19:16:03 292770 No.476

>>469

why is it better

Anonymous 05/31/15 (Sun) 21:47:18 251494 No.480

>>476

Simply because it's not a driver at all. Jack is a sound server which process the audio input through Low latency scheduling. You don't have to deal with compatibility at all which is pretty much a problem for most audio hardwares.