HarvestMoon0000 wrote: ( i'm a software dev in case you are wondering ) This might seem mean but it is in fact an attempt at constructive criticism. Your posts are unintelligible. It isn't clear what your points are. It seems that you are complaining about something but doing it in such a way that it is difficult if not impossible to follow, perhaps because it is so rambling. I might note that communication, written and oral, is something that a developer must be able to do. So if your professional communications are similar to this then perhaps this is the problem (again not sure what the problem is but maybe that is a problem?) It is possible to work on being better able to communicate. Note that written and oral communications are different skills and so must be worked on individually. Also keep in mind that if a developer wants to move up in an organization and/or to different levels then oral/written communications are an absolute requirement.

no .. nothing like that ..

A small bit of it overdone/exaggerated to a degree however, it does sound good and some of these people are still mastering their craft. It's free ( and most of it sounds better than paid music on the whole .. some of it far better ). I don't know these musicians anything ... It's not for everyone. It's just for studying , relax ... [ on the other end of things real time data is going upstream on YT. Rare for music stream ]

I agree with everything OG has said on this, but I would offer two further points to consider: USB 2.0 can operate at 60 MBS (that's bytes not bits). Nyquist theory for A2D conversion -basically- says that sampling anything above 2 X Freq_max is good, suggesting that for audio, sampling above 40 KHz would serve the audio spectrum. You have lots of slack in 60 MBS. The second point is that windows is time non-deterministic in events. That is, you do not know if USB events are 15 ms between, or 50 ms between, you have no capability of forcing this. And for the software to do the turn-around takes a bunch of time. To do time deterministic events, you would need a Real Time Operating System or RTOS like some versions of Linux or QNX or NI Labview RT. That said, I don't think your problem is in the USB 2.0 area, but in some other area that is causing the delays. Ken

No ! I didn't . I saw my mistake but I couldn't remove it as it was under review ...

Great ! Thanks for the info !