Posted by kbamhi on September 15, 2008 at 05:48:59 I located exacting instructions on how to implement the ASIO plugin for Winamp. I followed them to the letter and all my settings matched the examples given but I did not perceive much if any improvement.

The instructions indicated that if installed properly the volume in K-Mixer would no longer function. The result I obtained was just the opposite. My Winamp volume would no longer function.

Any suggestions? Thanks [] Follow Ups: • - Presto 12:22:56 09/15/08 () In Reply to: posted by kbamhi on September 15, 2008 at 05:48:59 You have a couple of things you can do: 1) Select some *other* device as the Windows default plaback/voice device. Then the volume control for *that* device is a moot point, since your ASIO device is doing it's own thing off in the corner. 2) Run a bitperfect test - play back a stereo DTS track from Winamp and see if the digital output is bitperfect. An external DTS decoder should give you music and not static hiss.

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Remember that the 'volume control' in Windows audio can mean different things. It often 'shadows' the volume control of the hardware device you are using.

You can see this behavior if you organize your windows to see the windows volume control and the hardware device's mixer level control at the same time. If you slide one, the other moves in tandem.

They are NOT separate controls - just the SAME control existing in two different GUIs. If your soundcard has a dual purpose 'ASIO and WDM' driver, it will control the volume for ***BOTH*** WDM (KS, DS, Wav) ***AND*** ASIO streams. And, since windows 'shadows' the volume control of the hardware mixer, it TOO will control the volume. Are you resampling?

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With ASIO probably not. But you won't pass the bitperfect (DTS) test if you change the volume! 'ASIO = ALL VOLUME CONTROLS DON'T WORK' is hoo-haw invented over by the badly confused and ill-informed guys over at Hydrogen Audio. In some instances, with SOME drivers, the windows volume control is 'greyed out' - this means there is no WDM driver for the ASIO device and Windows does not see it - it can't shadow a volume control that is NOT THERE (My USB ASIO driver does this).

Most cards that employ ASIO are designed to allow windows to share volume control with their supplied software mixer. This is the reason why ASIO streams, in most cases, can be controlled by the Windows volume control. The Windows mixer is not 'kmixer'. Kmixer is only used when two or more streams are played simulateously through a windows audio device that have different sample rates. They are all converted to 48khz and mixed digitally.

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