#ODESI ASIO SUPPORT WINDOWS#

Vb bridge is the one to get the sound not passing to windows mixer and therefore keep the bit perfect. Indeed I can select HDMI cable as output so my AV receiver can play the music with Asio (and Spotify sending the music to Asio). It appears Foobar and MusicBee have found the path to include the ASIO option in their Open Source offering, hopefully the VLC developers will reconsider its inclusion.I have myself an AV receiver (Yamaha HT 4096) and external sound cards (Fiio and focusrite 6i6) As I am increasingly using 24 bit audio, I find it less desirable to use VLC and hope ASIO gets implemented sooner than later. MusicBee is a fine software, very powerful features, but more complex to use than VLC which is to the point and user friendly and my preferred CD quality software. In my google search inquiries on this I never found any information directly relating to licensing issues with VLC and ASIO, I assumed the reason ASIO was not included with VLC was a functional conflict within VLC, not with licensing with programs developers freely make available.

#ODESI ASIO SUPPORT DRIVER#

To my thoughts If McIntosh, for example, freely provides the ASIO driver as a download for those with respective McIntosh equipment, it seems the ownership of the intellectual property is McIntosh, not the software that permits it to be utilized as a driver.

With that, I have no idea how ASIO is implemented, e.g., I'm good at saving lives, I'm worthless in software development. I know little of software, I'm retired from health care (albeit currently volunteering my services with Covid treatment until the crisis ends). I knew there was a community effort as to VLC, but there is always an organizational structure to any developmental process, usually that resulting in a team who decides what is included or excluded, avoiding conflicts as the process unfolds. Thank you for the reply, that was interesting information. If not, is there a known work-around that allows me to do so? With that, I need to ask if there are there any plans on including ASIO in VLC. If VLC indeed has no intention of utilizing ASIO, I will have to continue using MusicBee for audio. Looking at the 'wish list' for VLC, I didn't find ASIO on the griddle. All those replies are from some years back with nothing current showing up with the search. My google search about ASIO with VLC not including this option, has only found a few replies and genuinely unhelpful at that, with no links provided. I'd prefer to continue to use VLC as I'm used to the format and like how convenient it is to use. As Foobar and MusicBee are allowing use of ASIO as a source, and 24 Bit audio files are commonplace today, I'm surprised this option is not currently provided within VLC. As much of the music I have is in the 24bit format, I've stopped using VLC for music and now use MusicBee which allows ASIO and plays music in the proper bit rate. With my sound system, I absolutely hear the difference with higher bit rate recordings, vs VLC's 16 bit/44KHz and it's more desirable to listen in the native format. With this entertainment system, I use the McIntosh ASIO USB driver and sadly discovered VLC does not support ASIO, reducing 24 bit recordings to 16 bit output in VLC. The rest of the stereo is McIntosh tube & Sonus Faber speakers.

#ODESI ASIO SUPPORT PC#

My stereo/home entertainment is with McIntosh, using the C2700 digital preamp & the PC computer hosting the DVD/Blu Ray/FLAC duties. I have used it for my fairly extensive FLAC music collection, and for watching videos in DVD/MKV formats. I've been using VLC ever since leaving Winamp many years ago. My first post with the group so first of all, saying hi.

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