Since I’ve been running your wonderful drivers I exit out all the Asus stuff. "When running the Asus Drivers there is an ASIO control panel that allows setting the bit depth at 16, 24 or 32. Here's my post on the Unified Drivers Blog and their response: Will report back here when I find something. I'm going to make a post on the Unified Drivers Blog asking about the bit depth settings. Normally I have the Asus Drivers not running so don't know if this ASIO Panel has any affect when I'm running the Unified drivers. It was down in the taskbar when the Asus Drivers were running. So apparently there is a separate ASIO Control Panel? I also don't have this setting available with the Unified Drivers.Īdded on Edit: I just found the Asio Panel for the Asus Drivers. To check what you are talking about I started the Asus Xonar Audio Center Deluxe for Essence ST (It's normally off when using the Unified Drivers.) and did not see anything about bit depth. They supposedly solved a few problems with the Asus drivers. I know of a least one other here on the Forum that also used them. I have been using the 'Unified Drivers' available here for some time without any problems. I've had an Essense ST with H6 Daughter card for some time.
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It is part of the sound card's driver settings for ASIO. Again my question is: If I keep the ASIO driver at a bitdepth of 32 bit will the sound card still down convert the file to 24 bit? if this is true then is it best to have the card's DAC down convert the file to the supported bitdepth or should I set the ASIO driver to 24 bit so MC can output the music to the cards supported bitdepth?Īgain this setting is NOT within MC. If I change the ASIO driver to 32 bit then open MC it will show that it is outputting at 32 bit. If I set a bitdepth to 16 bit then MC will show that it is outputting the file at 16 bit. If you have an Asus sound card with the ASIO driver that was installed along with the sound card drivers then you can right click the Asus Driver management in the notification area and then chose "Asus Xonar ASIO", you then can change the Bitdepth and the time in ms. And it does have a visual effect in MC when I toggle the 3 available bitdepths. Actually this setting that I'm talking about is not within MC, it's in the ASIO driver settings.
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