New ASIO SDK available

[ann0see]

Has this feature been discussed and generally agreed?

No.

Describe the solution you'd like

Download the latest ASIO SDK 2.3.3, and use it to compile the Windows build.

Maybe this fixes the build error in autobuild? no. It’s just a non behavioural change according to the change log.

Describe alternatives that have been considered

Move to portaudio (?)

[npostavs]

Describe alternatives that have been considered

Move to portaudio (?)

It's not really an alternative, portaudio would use the ASIO SDK too.

[ann0see]

Ok. So it also downloadeds the ASIO SDK?

[npostavs]

No, you gotta download it yourself :)

(it is possible to use portaudio without ASIO, but would probably get much worse results for devices that have ASIO drivers)

[jujudusud]

What about using Windows 10 new audio APIs (Audiograph or WASAPI) ?

[npostavs]

What about using Windows 10 new audio APIs (Audiograph or WASAPI) ?

That only makes sense to avoid having to use ASIO4ALL (since ASIO4ALL itself uses WDM, as far as I know). If you have a device with a native ASIO driver then using ASIO will most likely give the best results.

[jujudusud]

Using ASIO (if available with the hardware) is the only way on Windows to achieve a low latency without New APIs handled on the apps.
Using new Windows 10 APIs is, in my head, the best way to avoid having to use ASIO4ALL with a non ASIO device for Jamulus.

[henkdegroot]

Maybe this fixes the build error in autobuild?

What error have you seen in the autobuild?

[ann0see]

It’s gone. It seemed to be a temporary permission error while downloading the .zip file

[npostavs]

Using new Windows 10 APIs is, in my head, the best way to avoid having to use ASIO4ALL with a non ASIO device for Jamulus.

Please check out #870 to try it out then :) (latest installer link is in the first post)