In Reply to: DAC USB Audio 2.0 compatability posted by 91derlust on December 2, 2016 at 19:48:11:
In the past some manufacturers developed their own drivers.
Of course they had to comply with USB standards anyway, otherwise it wouldn't work but they were using bulk mode instead of isochronous mode (UAC1/2).
M2Tech was one. If I remember correctly they got a lot of complains about their drivers with the HiFace 1 and later switched to UAC1/2.
Centrance and TheSycon developed drivers for Win.
Today it is most of the time TheSycon / XMOS powering USBDAcs on Win.
OSX and Linux are UAC2 compatible from mid 2010.
I don't know if they are certified as well. In case of Linux I expect not simply because Linux is not a big company.
Most of the time the moment a new driver is released, there is a plethora of bug reports. Overtime this dies downs as the product matures.
I expect the same to happen in a couple of month when MS releases their implementation of UAC2.
In your case Google is your friend.
Do Google the brand/model of the products you are using and check for USB issues.
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