Hi Gerard,

Yes, good example, and congrats you did it (now hope the sound is better).

It is something like (inyour example) :

If the NameAttempt (E-DSP WAVE) is contained in your DeviceName (E-DSP [c00]    as you set it) or the other way around, it will match.

The tricky part is the || Luidsprekers because this is what Vista/W7 adds on the second line of the device properties (Luidsprekers) and wich shouldn't be there at all but shows as a combined name in the drop down (starting with that Luidsprekers).

You know what ? I can't explain. But once you see at least one KS device mentioned, it *can* get to work for sure. Which device you rename in the device properties is not important then, as long as it matches with the name shown at Name attempt.

Sorry ... (I hope I can change this lateron).

Peter

I use Win XP & HiFace USB transport but get the same message above - I don't think I can change the name to the name it is looking for in the log "HIFACE Kernel Streaming" ?

Well look what you've created now. Us W7 users are all frantically searching for our Vista disks now and dreading hours of reformating, reinstalling and reoptimizing...

Thanks Peter

Mani.

Hi Peter,

Wishing you & all the forum members Merry Christmas.

This has happened to me for the first time since using the 9y-4, last night, as soon as I clicked on play, there was a high frequency static sound, I muted my preamp & switched of XX, restarted it & it was playing normal. For a moment I thought I would blow my tweeters.

Arvind

I also wish xxhighend supported ape. However, I would rather have development time spent on audio quality. You can easily convert ape and ogg with J. River Media Jukebox. It is free and is developed by the same person (Matt Ashland) that made the ape format. You can save or delete the original files. You can also use it to rearrange your file and folder structure including the way you name the files.

But Gerard I bet you get better results on W7.....