Mark Knecht wrote: > Any chance that this new hardware has the right BridgeCo chips in it > to allow it to work under Linux? No bridgeco in there, but DICE (if you ever see JetPLL advertised you know it's DICE, since JetPLL is a registered trademark of TC applied). There might be a chance that it's going to work in the near future, depending on what the TC applied guys can arrange... > > http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/ProFire2626-main.html > > Looks like a nice competitor for the RME device. Any chance of *ever* > turning on the internal DSP? Might require a fork of hdspmixer to take > full advantage of the feature set... On the short run the most likely extensions to the FFADO support list are the T.C. electronic Konnekt devices and the Presonus FireStudio interfaces. As for the Konnekts, I'm pretty confident support is going to happen. I've established very good (real life) contacts with the people within TC that are responsible for those, and they are convinced. I've been working hard to persuade them to also let me implement support for the DSP effects inside these devices, and that seems to be successful, although I don't promise anything. It would surely be nice to have those effects supported... I've also talked (not emailed) to people at Presonus, and they seem very interested in Linux support, since a lot of their users seem to ask for it. I've established some new contacts there and we'll see how that works out. In any case, don't expect any of these to be supported within the next 6 months (except maybe if some extra devs join us). FFADO is nearing beta now, and we want to push out the current version first, before adding more devices. If only I had some more time... Greets, Pieter _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-audio-user
