Re: DefaultAudioUnit and Digidesign 001
Re: DefaultAudioUnit and Digidesign 001
- Subject: Re: DefaultAudioUnit and Digidesign 001
- From: Teemu Ontero <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 23 Oct 2003 05:00:57 +0300 (EEST)
That's the Digidesign Audio Engine library that they're talking about.
It's a completely separate, and totally proprietary way of talking to
Digi hardware. The issue that everyone here is running into is Digi's
CoreAudio driver. Users expect a CoreAudio driver to work in a certain
way, which Digi's driver most certainly does not.
I've personally had code output sound to an Mbox without trouble, using
the CA driver and no special libraries from Digidesign. But as soon as
you starting mixing applications--which is half (or more!) the power of
OS X, I might add--their driver breaks.
cheers
-chris
Okay Chris!
Do you mean "mixing applications" as in running several audio apps
simultaneously through the Digi CA driver? Digi has stated that their
driver will currently not work in this kind of multi-client way. And I
might add that they will probably never fix that. (Great expections for
the future...)
Personally I can't understand why I should not be able to have say
Logic, iTunes and Quicktime player open at the same time and all audio
running from Digi's hardware...I probably won't ever invest more money
on Digidesign products.
-Teemu Ontero
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