05-27-2023, 12:36 PM
Hi
my problem started exactly after installing new software.
I didn't change anything else, so I'm 100% sure it's the fault of the new firmware.
The vast majority of users actually use foobar200 or use the ASIO protocol, so they don't have the same problem as me.
I use the Kernel Streaming protocol, which is definitely better, especially on my system, and I don't want to switch to ASIO.
In my opinion, the manufacturer in the latest version of the software definitely does not support the Kernel Streaming protocol (if he considered it at all)
The previous version of the firmware did not cause the crackling, so if it cannot be fixed (which would be strange, because the manufacturer of the device should also support the best protocols so that its device is perceived as the highest level), then I will ask for the release of the original firmware.
Regards
Sebastian
my problem started exactly after installing new software.
I didn't change anything else, so I'm 100% sure it's the fault of the new firmware.
The vast majority of users actually use foobar200 or use the ASIO protocol, so they don't have the same problem as me.
I use the Kernel Streaming protocol, which is definitely better, especially on my system, and I don't want to switch to ASIO.
In my opinion, the manufacturer in the latest version of the software definitely does not support the Kernel Streaming protocol (if he considered it at all)
The previous version of the firmware did not cause the crackling, so if it cannot be fixed (which would be strange, because the manufacturer of the device should also support the best protocols so that its device is perceived as the highest level), then I will ask for the release of the original firmware.
Regards
Sebastian
