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cyrano · 09-17-2019, 01:55 AM

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RME states 54 channels max. for USB2 with their hardware/driver. In practice, that's usually enough. Like 32 in, 16 out.

If yours was choppy, you should try it with another computer, or even a USB port that's on another internal hub. There are still a couple budget USB chips around that can't do it. Usually you'll find these in low-end tablets, but sometimes they also surface on laptops. Even big brand ones.

And it only seems to be a problem with some Windows PC's. Never saw it under Linux, not even with stuff like a RPi.The X32 is class compliant, so it shouldn't need drivers. Yet there is a Windows driver...

We currently have 2 X32's and they're used all the time. No problems.

09-17-2019, 01:55 AM	#7
cyrano Human being with feelings Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Belgium Posts: 5,246	+1 RME states 54 channels max. for USB2 with their hardware/driver. In practice, that's usually enough. Like 32 in, 16 out. If yours was choppy, you should try it with another computer, or even a USB port that's on another internal hub. There are still a couple budget USB chips around that can't do it. Usually you'll find these in low-end tablets, but sometimes they also surface on laptops. Even big brand ones. And it only seems to be a problem with some Windows PC's. Never saw it under Linux, not even with stuff like a RPi.The X32 is class compliant, so it shouldn't need drivers. Yet there is a Windows driver... We currently have 2 X32's and they're used all the time. No problems. __________________ In a time of deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act. George Orwell