RME HDSP(e) WDM Streaming Driver

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HDSP Series (AES-32, MADI, 9652, 9632, Multiface, Digiface, RPM)
HDSPe Series (PCI, MADI, MADIface, ExpressCard, RayDAT, AES, AIO)

Driver for Windows XP/Vista/7/8, 32 and 64 Bit

Driver version 3.42


This is the HDSP(e) series WDM streaming driver, offering additional features like WDM streaming, kernel streaming, 64 bit support and full Vista/7 compatibility. It supports all HDSP and HDSPe series cards and systems simultaneously. The TCO can be operated with the HDSP AES-32, the HDSPe PCI/MADI/AES/RayDAT/AIO, but not with the HDSP 9632.


Notes:

- The driver requires a new Firmware (flash) in case you are updating from driver 2.94 or older.

- The driver does not support MME.

- This driver requires a newer version of DIGICheck, version 5 or higher. Please download it from the RME website, section Downloads/DIGICheck.


Homepage

Driver (download)

HDSP Flash Update Tool (download)
HDSPe Flash Update Tool (download)

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These drivers work great here. Just make sure to enable "Pre-zero output buffers" in the device configuration ...

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Originally Posted by Dandruff

These drivers work great here. Just make sure to enable "Pre-zero output buffers" in the device configuration ...

Dandruff, do you use Reaper with the 3.01 ASIO?
WDM (kernel streaming) driver doesn't show that checkbox here, ASIO does.

thanks

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yeah of course. i'm using asio.

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Dandruff,

and other RME HDSP users,


please help me how to install a clean, working Windows XP with RME. ( i had a system disaster..)

as far as i remember RME was asking to install XP in Standard PC mode. Or APIC? i think it's becouse the IRQs, but i'm an absolute antitalentum to system/hardware/drivers.. (shame on me)

i know the RME PCI card has to be in the BusMaster PCI slot.

i have a P4 3Ghz HT.

so what's the deal nowadays?
SP1 or SP2?

thank you.

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Win XP SP2 with APIC

for the best pci-slot (to avoid irq-sharing) you need to read the manual of your motherboard ...