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Download RME sound card drivers or install DriverPack Solution software for driver scan and update. All RME sound cards. RME Fireface 400. RME Fireface 800. A typical audio adapter card might contain audio devices for playing a wave stream through a set of speakers, converting the audio signal from a microphone to a wave stream, and synthesizing sound from a MIDI stream. The adapter driver can wrap each of these audio devices in a KS filter that it exposes to the operating system. RME presents the world's most versatile PCI Audio Interface - the Hammerfall DSP 9632. This card makes the dream of an All-In-One solution for every possible application come true.
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Lars Skogstad
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Hello
Ive installed FreeBSD 11.1 with KDE5 Plasma, everything seems to be stable and working fine.
It discovered all my hardware even my printer but not my external USB soundcard.
Im using a RME Adi 2 Pro - usb soundcard and ive been trying to search around for answers with no luck.
I found a guy that has made: HQplayerfor for Windows,Mac and Linux but not for FreeBSD.
So.. I sent him a mail and he answered:
'
I would assume ADI-2 Pro to already work fine on FreeBSD since it is UAC
compliant device. The custom functionality I've made driver support for
Linux is not there, but based on what you describe it is not needed
either in your case.'
What does that mean regarding UAC compliant device?
And does anyone else have some suggestions?
I dont need support for all the onboard stuff, I just want headphones out and main output to work, dont need it to run any more than 44100kHz/48000kHz 24 bit.
I know FreeBSD has support for the RME HDSPe series which I tried to use but with no luck.
Are there other viable options?
Out of ideas atm, bothering me a bit to use my Realtek onboard soundcard when I have this newer and much better soundcard available.
- Lars Skogstad
Ive installed FreeBSD 11.1 with KDE5 Plasma, everything seems to be stable and working fine.
It discovered all my hardware even my printer but not my external USB soundcard.
Im using a RME Adi 2 Pro - usb soundcard and ive been trying to search around for answers with no luck.
I found a guy that has made: HQplayerfor for Windows,Mac and Linux but not for FreeBSD.
So.. I sent him a mail and he answered:
'
I would assume ADI-2 Pro to already work fine on FreeBSD since it is UAC
compliant device. The custom functionality I've made driver support for
Linux is not there, but based on what you describe it is not needed
either in your case.'
What does that mean regarding UAC compliant device?
And does anyone else have some suggestions?
I dont need support for all the onboard stuff, I just want headphones out and main output to work, dont need it to run any more than 44100kHz/48000kHz 24 bit.
I know FreeBSD has support for the RME HDSPe series which I tried to use but with no luck.
Are there other viable options?
Out of ideas atm, bothering me a bit to use my Realtek onboard soundcard when I have this newer and much better soundcard available.
- Lars Skogstad