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khz wrote: ↑Wed Mar 10, 2021 3:59 pm Yes, go. One from a German forum uses this card under Linux.

I can't read the German, but can you confirm that it just worked? It doesn't require a custom kernel or compiling stuff, just plug it in?

So with the Raydat you can get the full 32 in and 32 out with all 8 ADAT ports working?

There's plenty of pre-amps and ADA converters out there that use ADAT I/O. But I'm having a hard time finding anything that will reliably add ADAT ports under Linux. I'd like to find something that has 4x4 ADAT for 32/32. Ideally, something that can also be expanded for more later (ie two cards with...

Seems like more people have ran into this Unfortunately, no resolution on those threads. looks like that there is a firmware update available that might be related to this issue According to the iD tool, the firmware is up to date. It says firmware version is 1.0.4. There is an option for ASIO Buff...

Drumfix wrote: ↑Tue Mar 09, 2021 8:07 pm Most likely the device requires an implicit feedback quirk. Do you know how to compile a kernel for your distribution?

I've compiled software, but not necessarily a kernel.

I have an Audient iD44, connected to a machine running Debian 11. I'm having issues getting clean audio out of the iD44. Whenever I play audio I get soft crackling and occasionally (every 5-6 seconds) soft clicks, like a vinyl record player. It happens just playing flac files in a media player (VLC)...