asio4all v2 universal asio driver for wdm audio Manual De Usuario
3. Multi-Function Button
Allows you to enable/disable/select the device list item currently highlighted.
Use this to select the currently highlighted device for ASIO operation. In basic mode, you can only select
one device at a time.
If there is no valid action that can be performed with the current item, this button acts as an additional
“Exit”- button.
You can always close the control panel using the “Close” button in the title bar, which has the same
effect.
Use this to select the currently highlighted device for ASIO operation. In basic mode, you can only select
one device at a time.
If there is no valid action that can be performed with the current item, this button acts as an additional
“Exit”- button.
You can always close the control panel using the “Close” button in the title bar, which has the same
effect.
4. Switch To Advanced Mode
Switches the control panel into “advanced” mode, where you can fix things or completely mess them up
at your disposal. “Advanced” mode is explained in the “Advanced Configuration” section of this
document.
at your disposal. “Advanced” mode is explained in the “Advanced Configuration” section of this
document.
5. Load Default Settings
Pressing this button will reset all configuration options to their initial defaults. Use when audio initially
worked and you later got lost in the configuration process.
worked and you later got lost in the configuration process.
6. Status Bar
The most important bit of the status bar is the overload indicator (right where the “6” mark is in the
picture). If the overload indicator flashes, it means just that. You may either want to increase the ASIO
buffer size, or, if it just flashes briefly when there is heavy system load (e.g. When loading a project), you
may just want to ignore it and merely appreciate the coolness of this new feature.
picture). If the overload indicator flashes, it means just that. You may either want to increase the ASIO
buffer size, or, if it just flashes briefly when there is heavy system load (e.g. When loading a project), you
may just want to ignore it and merely appreciate the coolness of this new feature.