Topic: Currently available interfaces that work in linux
Is there a list of current interfaces which are compatible to linux?
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Is there a list of current interfaces which are compatible to linux?
Is there a list of current interfaces which are compatible to linux?
Almost all ( in class compliant mode )
Not the hdsp cards
Not the Madiface USB
Pick one interface that looks interesting for you and check the user manual for "class compliant"
In some cases you need a Windows or Mac computer to switch ON CC-mode in the interface, afterwards connect the interface to a Linux computer and use the audio inputs and outputs of the interface directly.
For a list of class-compliant USB 2 and USB 3 interfaces, see my Excel, Overview, line 92:
https://forum.rme-audio.de/viewtopic.php?id=35156
UFX III introduces USB3 Class compliant mode.
UFX III and UFX II are currently available at a good price here in Germany, -22% and -17% off UVP (RRP/MSRP).
https://www.thomann.de/de/rme_fireface_ufx_iii.htm 2326 € (-22% off, UVP 2999 €)
https://www.thomann.de/de/rme_fireface_ufx_ii.htm 1999 € (-17% off, UVP 2399 €)
Older HDSP cards work pretty much out of the box, like Multiface I & II with the pcmcia, pci or pcie adapter card. Run hdspconf and hdspmixer. It comes with alsa-tools-gui in any standard distro.
The AIO PRO is a different beast and needs hdspeconf which needs to be compiled.
This is what I personally ran succesfully
brandtan wrote:Is there a list of current interfaces which are compatible to linux?
Not the Madiface USB
The Madiface USB does have a class compliant mode. I am running it here connected to a Raspberry Pi 5.
The Madiface USB does have a class compliant mode. I am running it here connected to a Raspberry Pi 5.
True.
Thats pretty new, the new firmware with class-compliant-mode was released in January this year.
You might have also missed USB.IO, USB.MADI, Digiface Ravenna and Digiface USB. We have started to add USB 2 devices that don't have physical switches to change modes, because the solution with Windows/Mac FUTs changing the mode turned out to work so well.
USB.IO, USB.MADI
What is that ?
MC wrote:USB.IO, USB.MADI
What is that ?
https://www.directout.eu/directout-anno … ed-by-rme/
Thanks
Summarize
The Digiface AVB is the only RME interface not to use on Linux
All other actual RME interfaces can be used on Linux
Old Firewire interfaces FF400 and FF800 can not run on Linux
Hdsp card needs some special software as mentioned here :
https://forum.rme-audio.de/viewtopic.ph … 34#p251734
Instead of Totalmix one can use Reaper Linux to route all monitoring needed.
https://forum.rme-audio.de/viewtopic.php?id=35156
Excel: line 92, CC-mode. For iPAD and Linux.
Windows and macOS have native driver support, so I left these two out.
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