afotek

Can I have my username changed to afotek? Thanks in advance.

loblo The problem is (well, not a problem anymore), that there is no official Creative driver available for Windows 2000 or higher. As I've checked, Win98SE includes VxD driver for AWE64. And about sound quality. As I've read on some audiophile forums (yes, I'm a little bit addicted to music and audio), KS is recommended for best sound quality. egrabrych Thanks, saw that driver too, while was searching for WDM driver. But I've found an english version, so it's kinda better, than spanish. OK, after a week of trial and error I've found out, that: 1. Windows 98SE is NOT compatible with foobar2k KS plugin at all. (But Wikipedia says, that KS was first implemented on Win98) 2. Windows 2k works best on my machine, which means no freezing and foobar2k works with KS well. 3. ASIO4ALL is working with AWE64 on Windows 98SE, but it's too complicated to find out the stable settings. So, I think I'm going to stick with Win2k. Thanks everyone for help.

egrabrych That's VxD driver. Tried to use it, but KS's not working with it, and ASIO4ALL requires WDM driver installed. Thanks anyway! loblo The goal is to get the best sound quality from AWE64 by bypassing any mixers, equalizers etc. Thanks for tipping about ASIO4ALL, but it requires WDM driver. Currently installing Windows 2000 SP4, going to extract driver from it. I'll write back after installing Windows 98SE again.

Hello everyone, I'm trying to find and install a WDM driver for Creative Sound Blaster AWE64 sound card in order to get Kernel Streaming in foobar2000. I've tried to install driver that I have extracted from Windows XP SP3, but when I point the device manager installer to folder with driver (wdma_ctl.inf and ctlsb16.sys), it says something like "No information found about device in this folder". I'm thinking about installing Windows 2000 and trying to extract driver from it, but if you have any suggestions on how to get WDM driver from other source, I'd be very glad to know about it.