Hi, AFAIK, ASIO is the name that Windows' low latency audio technology is getting. Linux features a similar approach via ALSA (as for low latency functionality). A hardware manufacturer stating that a particular product is compliant with ASIO means there's an ASIO driver (Windows) available for this product. Cheers, Alex >Just out of curiosity: just what makes something ASIO compliant? Is it >mearly a spec that has to be met or is there more to it than that? I've >never really been able to find anything about just what ASIO is. It has >seemed to be more of a buzz word used in the marketing of PC/MAC sound >hardware than anything else. JACK used to have ASIO mode didn't it? Was it >just a pointless option that was dropped? _________________________________________________________________ FREE pop-up blocking with the new MSN Toolbar - get it now! http://toolbar.msn.com/
