1 Topic by Potscrubber (edited by Potscrubber 2017-09-27 13:35:57)

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  • Registered: 2007-10-23
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Topic: ASIO Device name

Hi RME

Why are the Babyface ASIO device channels named with a (1) after each channel?  eg:
Adat 1 (1) + Adat 2 (1)

Why is the HDSPe Madiface ASIO device channels prefixed with HDSPe? eg:
HDSP MADI 5 + 6

But Madiface XT is not... eg:
MADI 5 + 6

Just wondering why the variations?  I have an actual real reason to ask due to some software development, not just being a "nitpicker"....

thanks!
S.

Madiface XT, Madiface, 3x Micstasy, ADI8QS
Sequoia 17, W10 x64
https://bsound.co.nz/tools-nix

2 Reply by MC

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Re: ASIO Device name

The (1) usually comes up when a second interface is adressed by the same driver, and stays (that's a Windows function) when that second one is removed again.

MADIface XT 197 + 198 is too long for some programs. We try to keep the name short.

Regards
Matthias Carstens
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  • From: Aotearoa
  • Registered: 2007-10-23
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Re: ASIO Device name

Thanks MC.

Madiface XT, Madiface, 3x Micstasy, ADI8QS
Sequoia 17, W10 x64
https://bsound.co.nz/tools-nix