Computer Audio Asylum: RE: How are you using ASIO4ALL? In other words, what plugin it serves as input for? by TopPop Music servers and other computer based digital audio technologies.

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Posted by TopPop (A ) on October 11, 2008 at 12:31:55

In Reply to: How are you using ASIO4ALL? In other words, what plugin it serves as input for? posted by carcass93 on October 11, 2008 at 12:11:19:

Yeah, it'd be a bit difficult to hook everything up for a screen shot! ;o)

If I can remember correctly, when I go into the preferences for Winamp, I select "output" under the plugin section at the bottom (Winamp 5.x?), and I get two options: Otachan and the default ASIO out that came with Winamp. If I select the default one, and click "configure", a small window pops up which allows me to select which ASIO plugin I want to use (just like the Otachan plugin does), and if I hit "Control Panel" in this window, it will give me the options for the plugin I chose to use (e.g. the ASIO4all window opens up).

The only difference between doing it this way and using the Otachan plugin, is that the Otachan plugin has many different options available, including buffer size. I figured that it must be doing something else to the signal that the other configuration isn't doing if I'm allowed to change the buffer size in both the Otachan config menu and the ASIO4all config menu.

???

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