Hi Fernando, so would that imply that if you buy a new box (latest hardware), you cannot install the old firmware that allows usage of all I/O in CC mode? best, ...h.h... On 24/10/18 02:09, Fernando Lopez-Lezcano wrote: > On 10/17/2018 10:44 AM, Fernando Lopez-Lezcano wrote: >> On 10/17/2018 07:31 AM, Paul Davis wrote: > ... >>> I don't know how "latest" you mean. I bought mine well over a year ago, >>> and it has had this behaviour since I bought it. I was not convinced >>> that it was the MOTU's fault, or rather that it just need some USB audio >>> quirk added to stop it from happening. >> >> Well, "latest" actually is old old. For the 24ao/24ai/16A cards 1.2.8+ >> supported 64 channels over USB with the class compliant driver and >> worked fairly well, 1.2.9+ killed that feature (which was _added_ to the >> originally released firmware - that feature enabled me to use the card >> for my purposes, killing the feature made the card useless for me unless >> I downgraded). You might want to try 1.2.x in your card. > > Correction (just now testing again): > > For the UltraLite AVB, at least for my very recent hardware version, > firmware 1.2.8 and 1.2.9 do not install (the Motu claims it is too old > for the card, try with a newer one). > > Firmware 1.3.2+520 does install, and it looks like it does not have the > "input channels hop over groups of 8 every once in a while" feature. I > presume 1.3.4+ breaks usb input. > > -- Fernando >
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