This compensates for the variability in computer scheduling. Latency to insert before transmitting audio from the ASIO buffer on to the Dante network.
Unless your audio application does not support 24 bit, this should be left at the default, as changing this value may result in loss of audio quality. Some audio applications may not support the Dante network’s native 24 bit, and will need a different bit depth set at the ASIO interface.Īll received audio is truncated (if 16 bit) or padded (if 32 bit) to the value the application supports, and conversely truncated or padded to 24 bit audio for transmission on the Dante network. The bit depth required by the audio application being used with Dante Virtual Soundcard.
On first installing Dante Virtual Soundcard, the Buffer size is set to 128 samples.ģ2, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024, or 2048 samples Again, computers with poor scheduling performance will need to use a higher setting. Size (in audio samples) of the ASIO buffer used when transporting audio between Dante Virtual Soundcard and the audio application. The ASIO settings that can be viewed and adjusted in Dante Virtual Soundcard for Windows are as follows: Setting The Mac version of Dante Virtual Soundcard uses Core Audio, and has no related user-configurable settings. This button is only available in Dante Virtual Soundcard for Windows, in ASIO mode.
You are here: Configuring the Dante Virtual Soundcard > Settings Tab > ASIO Settings ASIO Settings
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