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I recently bought a Lumia 950XL. I tried connecting Blue Yeti Pro mic using a USB 3.0 cable to it. But the mic is not recognized. Is there anything being done to improve the usb/midi audio driver situation in windows 10 mobile?
Also, after upgrading my older pcs to windows 10, none of my usb audio devices (Behringer Xenyx 1622 mixer, Roland SH-201, Zoom G9.2tt, Boss GS-10 are being recognized). Most of these manufacturers don’t seem to be bothered about windows 10 and are not willing to update the drivers. Now all these devices are rendered completely useless as usb audio interfaces unless I revert back to windows 7. Is MS doing something to address such issues in windows 10 builds? This scenario probably gives you a picture of why so many folks don’t prefer not to update to W10 from W7 while MS is pushing aggressively the users towards W10. Unless these important basic productivity affecting issues are taken care (which practically makes expensive equipment that the user has invested in completely useless), there is no point in MS pushing people to update to Windows 10 with just some fancy minor user interface updates (such as dark theme). Thanks for your feedback.
I will address the two issues you raised separately. Blue Yeti Pro mic on Lumia 950XL is not recognizedHere’s the current picture:1. USB Audio 1.0 devices work on the Lumia 950 XL now, both playback and recording2. USB Audio 2.0 devices work on the Lumia 950 XL if you install a build = 14912, for playback only3. USB Audio 2.0 recording devices will work on the Lumia 950 XL once we add recording support to the class driver.I took a look at and based on the bitrate advertised I think this is a USB Audio 2.0 device (USB Audio 1.0 can’t deliver that kind of throughput.) So once we add recording support to the class driver it should work with your Lumia 950 XL.“This is an early version of the driver that does not have all features enabled, for e.g.: only playback (render) is supported with this version. Recording (capture) support is scheduled to arrive in later iterations.” USB audio devices are rendered completely useless as usb audio interfaces unless I revert back to windows 7Ouch.
That’s not supposed to happen. Any peripheral that works on Windows 7 is supposed to work on Windows 10 as well; the driver you had installed on Windows 7 should be carried forward by the upgrade, and Windows 10 should work with that driver just as well as Windows 7 did.Or if there’s a better driver on Windows Update, you might get that; but the better driver should be, um, well, better.So I think there’s a bug here (or perhaps a couple of bugs.) Would you be willing to help us track it down? The simplest way to get the information to us would be to install Windows 10 again, and use the Feedback Hub to submit a “problem” feedback under Hardware, Devices, and Drivers Audio, sound, and volume.This will gather some logs; if you use the “Copy Link” feature to send me a direct link, I can look at the logs and see if they give us all the info we need, or I might ask you for more. Hi Maurits,Thank you very much for the reply. I am looking forward to using the Lumia 950XL with my Blue Yeti Pro mic once the new driver/OS updates with recording options are available.With regards to usb audio interfaces, I have tried (many times) various methods of installing/un-installing the usb audio interface drivers for Roland SH-201, Boss GS-10, Zoom G9.2tt and more recently Behringer Xenyx 1622. I will try them once again some time next week when I get some time and send any troubleshooting information to you as feedback. To begin with here are the details of what I have attempted and the links to drivers (from the manufacturer’s website) that I have tried using in windows 10.I had written Roland about SH-201 and they said that they would no longer update the drivers for this product beyond Windows 8.
This synthesizer was in the market as late as 2010. Here is the link to the available driver for windows 8/windows 7 at their website. The irony is that some of the functions of this synth can only be changed using the software provided by the company which will not work unless the operating system recognizes the hardware through drivers.Here is a link for drivers of Boss GS-10Similarly I tried installing the drivers for Zoom G9.2tt. But the Windows 10 system is unable to recognize it. Here is the link for the drivers:I even tried using the new G-series drivers windows 10 version given in the link below for a similar newer product.
It still does not work.Behringer website claims that asio4all drivers should be compatible for Xenyx 1622. But they are not. Here is the link:All these have been working with windows 7 and most of them were ok with windows 8 too. But now all these equipment are pretty much useless as usb audio interfaces with Windows 10. I could get the Behringer Xenyx 1622 to playback media from the pc through USB.
But it is not recognized by the PC as an audio input device through usb. What concerns me most (regarding Windows 10) is the fact that these devices are made by different manufacturers and yet were working with Windows 7. But with windows 10, none of them are working anymore.Thanking you,Arun. Hi Mauritis,I could get Roland SH201 and Boss GS-10 working by using the methods suggested through a youtube video showing how to get older roland devices operational with windows 10.
But the Behringer usb mixer Xenyx 1622 is still not working as it should. The driver seems to install properly without any error message but input through USB does not function. I have submitted a feedback (8/1/2016 around 8:10 pm EST) through feedback hub in hardware devices topic under sub section usb attached devices. I have attached three screen shots of supposedly installation event logs along with this feedback in the feedback hub I was trying to get a link to the feedback submitted. But I am unable to get the link from the feedback hub app.And to answer the other question, asio4all does not seem to be helpful. None of the attempts with asio4all yielded positive results.
I bought a Lumia 950 XL one moth ago and with it I bought also an external USB audio DAC: LG Hi-Fi Plus B&O PLAY. With the Anniversary Update build, no way to make it work. A notification told me the USB device could not work and to try it on a PC. So I decided to join the fast ring channel and since 2 builds (now 14936), at least when I connect the USB DAC and then the earphones, the DAC is recognized as external screen and the audio works, badly but works. Basically the audio is distorted and the pitch is wrong, lowered. Connecting the DAC, the Gadget app doesn’t see it.
But when it’s plugged, the earphones buttons + – and on/off work. Should I expect improvements on this side, so my audio DAC will work properly, everntually? I read on other forums that DACs such as Dragonfly works perfectly. Would be also appreciated a complete audio interface with paramenters to adjust, such as sample rate/frequency and so on.
I’m used that on Android, Poweramp app for example, in the latest builds let you interact directly with the audio DAC of the phone. In the meanwhile I send my feedback in the Feedback Hub hoping my DAC will work, since it sounds a lot better than the built in Qualcomm DAC. Thanks in advace!. Thanks for the detailed response!Would you be willing to submit each of these via the Feedback Hub? the DAC is recognized as external screenThis should be a “problem” report under “Mobile Environment Volume and audio controls”. Include a screenshot. the audio is distorted and the pitch is wrong, loweredThis should be a “problem” report under “Hardware, Devices, and Drivers Audio, sound, and volume”.
Include “Media issues” logs of the problem in action the Gadget app doesn’t see itThis should be a “problem” report under “Apps and Games Gadgets”. Thank you so much for your reply, Maurits. I took the time to send my feedback in the proper sections as you suggested.
I made 3 videos and attached the links in my feedback text, so they can see the issue and hear the issue, since I also connected the DAC with a 3,5″ jack to the A/V Receiver (aux-in) instead of plugging the earphones, so you can actually hear the distorted audio. In the Italian version of the Feedback App on my Lumia, the “Gadgets” sub-category under Apps and Games, doesn’t exists, so I sent that particular feedback in the category: Hardware, Devices, and Drivers USB connected devices (or whatever is written in English). I guess the moderators will move the feedback in the correct section, looking at the title: “The Gadget app doesn’t recognize my USB DAC”.Thanks once again, hoping this isse can be easily fixed in one of the next fast ring builds. I took a look at the specs for your USB Audio device and it appears to be USB Audio 2.0The Windows build you’re running (14393) has a USB Audio 1.0 driver built in, but not a USB Audio 2.0 driverIf you join the Windows Insider program and get a build = 14912, that will include the USB Audio 2.0 driver; this should work with your USB Audio device. If it doesn’t, please file feedback.In particular, it looks like at this time the current builds are:.
Windows Insider Fast for Mobile: 14946 (this DOES have the USB Audio 2.0 driver). Windows Insider Slow for Mobile: 14393 (DOES NOT have it). Windows Insider Fast for PC: 14946 (DOES have it). Windows Insider Slow for PC: 14931 (DOES have it). Hi Maurits,I recently bought a Teac AI-101DA and connected it to my Surface Pro 4 with Windows 10 ( Korean). I noticed something:1) it is recognized as a USB 2.0 Audio device but is fixed at 24-bit, 32 KHz.2) after installing Teac’s driver, it does not sound at all with no volume meter in Sound panel (volume meter completely disappeared), and3) in Properties panel for the Teac, there is no “Enhancement” nor “Advanced” tabs, and “Level” tab is broken.
(has no content in it.)I don’t know whether these problems from Teac’s driver or from some conflicts with the new USB audio driver Anyway it just works on my Raspberry Pi 2 (with Raspbian). IS NO LONGER THERE. After my new pc decided to upgrade I have no audio.
I need to install it again. I have been trying to get it fix for 9 months.
And the computer was purchased last December!Nobody seems to know how to fix it and every one wants to charge me for a program to fix something I should already have. What can you do about that. I spent quite a lot of money and have the worst issues. Now you all want to charge me to fix an issue that I did not cause. I need the sound card / usb audio interface because is not longer there. Help me PLEASE!!!!.
Hi Maurits,I updated the WIN10 to build 16170 for trying the recording function of the native USB audio 2.0 driver.But the problem that I met in the previous WIN10 build still exists.sorry,query the question again, Is the recording function ready in the native USB audio 2.0 driver?Are there any device you use for verifying the recording function of the native USB audio 2.0 driver??or could you recommend any device for test the recording function of the native USB audio 2.0 driver????I would like to compare with my device.thanks a lot.Leo. Hi Maurits,I am currently using the Build 15031.rs2release, and I have a USB Audio 2.0 device which supports only PCM Type I format with both playback and capture. When connected to Windows 10 Host, the device shows a yellow exclamation mark with error code 10.This device worked with both Ubuntu and Macbook.Some third party USB Audio 2.0 drivers requires a clock selector for multiple clock sources and must use the same clock source for both playback and capture.Are there any such assumptions and requirements for the USB Audio 2.0 driver that needs to be met?Thanks in advance. Hi Maurits,I’m part of a team developing a high end USB Audio Class 2.0 hardware device, (headphones, playback only) – where we’ve previously been using third party drivers (Thesycon) for USB Audio Class 2.0 support, to make it work under Windows.We’re gearing up for release in the next month or so, and we obviously want to move to, and make sure it works with the native Windows 10 USB Audio Class 2.0 drivers.Our problem right now is, no matter what we do, we get a “Code 10” / device cannot start, with the Microsoft USB Audio Class 2.0 driver. It’s not a recording issue as the device is playback only, and it certainly functions fine under Windows using XMOS and Thesycon USB Audio Class 2.0 drivers. (No problems or hiccups under other OSes with UAC 2.0 support as well.)I have noticed there have been a few reports of some UAC 2.0 devices “Code 10-ing”, but no resolutions or workarounds.Is there anywhere we can begin to look, to make our device work and be compatible with the MS UAC 2.0 drivers? Native support on Windows 10 (bld 14912+, understood) is a big thing to us, and I want to see if there’s anything we need to do on our end to make this function correctly; or if this is something that needs to be reported/investigated with the MS UAC 2.0 driver.Thanks,Michi.
Maurits,Here’s the link to the feedback hub report. Hi all,I have a Micca Origen, which is a USB audio class 2 DAC that comes with its own software for Windows. The software has not been updated since Vista, and although it functions, it often causes a BSOD, especially in ASIO mode.The devices uses a controller chip from the company VIA Technologies. The device shows up as a “USBClassff&SubClass00&Prot20” for the “compatible id” in Device manager.
Currently, any attempt to use any other driver causes Code 10, and I have build 15063 and have tried the current Class 2 drivers. Is there any hope we can have support for my DAC?I have posted this on the Feedback Hub under my account, but I am not sure if this is the same as a “problem report” that is being mentioned. Hi guys, desperately need your help! I’m trying to get my xcitel md-port dg2 usb to optic audio converter to work on my win 10 pro 64 bit and no success. When I follow the instrucrions above, I have only “USB Audio Device” in the list and it is already the driver Windows using for this device. In Device Manager I see it with a yellow traingle and a “This device cannot start. (Code 10)” error status.I’m running a Version 10.0.15063 Build 15063 Windows and don’t know what to do.
This device previously ran on a home version of Windows 10 that I had on an another computer that I don’t have an access to and I don’t remember if there were an issue with it’s installation there.Please help!.