Ideally people would create suitable entries on our Wiki to collect wisdom instead of it being unorganized on the forum…Īudio output requested, but there isn’t any audio output device available or you provided a deviceid for something else than an output device! And i think we had some multi-channel sound cards mentioned on the forum which do work well on Linux. There’s also websites like alsamatrix, or which focus on more pro use of sound cards under Linux. But simply googling Productname + Linux usually will give you an impression wrt. You can never be sure if a device works for your specific use until you try or find something/somebody on the internet that uses it in exactly the same way. Seems they have a proprietary Windows only setup app, but once setup on Windows, the device retains the settings for use on Linux et al. So it should also work on Linux, and googling for Tascam and Linux suggests it does via UAC2, as does searching customer reviews for the Tascam on Amazon for “Linux”. UAC-2 support is also implied by statements like “works without need to install any drivers” (because that simply means it uses the OS builtin UAC drivers) or “works with iPad, …” - i think the iToys only support UAC compliant external USB audio hardware.
“USB Audio Class 2.0” (UAC2) support means that at least the basics should work with any operating system that has UAC 2.0 drivers, which is at least current Linux, Windows-10, the iToy operating systems, and probably macOS. Then our driver would enumerate potential ASIO sound cards and provide the basic functionality that is not specific to ASIO - our driver does no longer contain ASIO support, but if the underlying portaudio dll does, then our driver won’t know or care that this is an ASIO card, and there aren’t legal problems or license obligations for us, only for you as the end user. Source code yourself from, and find the instructions on how to download the ASIO SDK and build your own version of libportaudio_圆4.dll with ASIO and put that into the Psychtoolbox folder, so it gets used by our PsychPortAudio driver instead of the standard portaudio_圆4.dll we ship. The workaround for the ASIO driver would be to download the portaudio Only ASIO is special in that it needs special drivers from the card manufacturer. I think WASAPI should work with any Windows audio device, as it utilizes the same drivers as WDMKS or MME. What are your specific needs? The more specific you are, the more likely somebody can answer your questions.
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