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What's new in this version:
Added:
- ARM64 binaries
- client clock adjustment feature to the driver, allowing applications to adjust cable clock on the fly, without changing cable clock correction value permanently
- a workaround for Windows bug that requires to start high-level clients before KS ones
- the name of the process that created the stream to the stream information
- a dynamic cable clock adjustment to Audio Repeater applications
- workaround to Setup application to remove hidden "phantom" device instance if the previous installation was forcibly aborted
- Changed algorithm of actual sampling rate calculation for better reflection of recent changes
- Changed layout of Audio Repeater KS window to fit low-height screens
- Audio Repeater MME now finds the endpoint by name when the transfer is started. It allows to avoid restarting the app if endpoint order was changed (when audio devices are plugged/unplugged, default endpoint is changed etc.).
- Setup application now searches for uninstallers of older versions
- VAC driver API version increased to 6
- Fixed a driver bug that caused render streams to speed up when volume control and/or format conversion are used
- Fixed a driver bug that caused OF/UF values in the stream termination event to always be zero
- Packet mode support is disabled by default to improve stream reliability in typical applications. Packet mode controls added to VAC Control Panel
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