Windows 10: Usb audio driver/xmos

Recently I purchased a usb burson play.

When i plugged it in windows 10 installed the base usb/xmos driver.

Shortly after i realised my entire battlefield game collection failed to play any audio.

Is this the new perminant driver for usb audio and does anyone know how to fix this?

Thanks for any help.

Regards

Steve

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XMOS Simplifies High Speed USB Audio Design

XMOS, developer of the industry’s first event-driven 32-bit embedded processor, announces the release of its third generation family. The XS1-S Family delivers up to 700 MIPS of real-time performance per core combined with integrated analog functionality, enabling the highest quality, multi-channel USB audio applications. Combined with XMOS industry standard USB audio IP, the XS1-S Family of devices deliver the lowest latency digital audio interfaces. The first two products available in the XS1-S Family are the single core device: XS1-SU1 and the dual core device: XS1-SU2.

“The XS1-S Family builds upon the predictable real-time performance of the XS1 architecture, offering increased I/O and processing capabilities together with the convenience of integrated analog peripherals,” said Tom Lee, XMOS vice president of sales and marketing. “Our customers have shipped more than half a million USB audio products using XS1 devices. The higher performance, integrated XS1-S Family and its accompanying software and tools deliver the ideal solution to an even broader range of audio applications.”

The XS1-S Family of single and dual core devices include a rich set of analog and digital features:

• 32bit XCore embedded processor(s) delivering up to 700 MIPS each
• Software defined I/O for fully-flexible digital peripherals including I2S, TDM, SPDIF AES/EBU
• High Speed USB 2.0 PHY
• 12 bit 1 MSPS Analog to Digital Converter
• USB bus power compatible
• Standby and deep sleep modes for energy sensitive applications
• Power On Reset, Watchog timer, brownout detect circuits
• On-chip crystal oscillator

High Speed USB Audio
The first members of the XS1-S Family include single and dual XCore variants with integrated USB 2.0 High Speed Phy, making them ideal for demanding USB audio interfaces, DJ products, USB speakers and more. Using XMOS unique flexibility, the devices are also perfect for intelligent USB peripherals.

Niall Dunican of Audio Partnership commented, “The new XS1-S devices from XMOS provide us with a lot of exciting opportunities. The integrated ADC and high speed USB let us use the devices as both a flexible micro and a high speed audio interface device, at low cost. We're already planning to deliver four products in 2012 based on the new XMOS processors. With 700MIPS of deterministic performance we have a lot of ideas!”

XMOS processors combine flexible interfacing, control and data processing in a single device. The devices, including all digital peripherals, are programmed in software using a C-language development flow, providing both application and I/O flexibility even after deployment.

Pricing and Availability
The single XCore processor XS1-SU1 with integrated High-Speed USB Phy comes in a 96pin dual row BGA and is priced below $5 in 10 ku quantities. Sampling now, the XS1-SU1 will be commercially available from Q2. The dual XCore XS1-SU2 device will be sampling from Q3 2012.

 

USB Audio Codec Driver

After following all these steps, my usb audio device still does not work. In Settings > Connected devices it list USB Audio Codec Driver is unavailable.

 

USB Audio Codec Driver

Hello,

To help resolve your concern, follow these troubleshooting steps:

Method1: Check Device Manager

• Open Start,enter
  Device Manager,and select it from the list of results. Under
  Sound, video, and game controllers,select your sound card, open it, select the
  Driver tab, and select
  Update Driver. If Windows doesn't find a new driver, look for one on the device manufacturer's website and follow their instructions.

If that didn't work, try this:

• Uninstall your audio driver: open Device Manager,
  right-click (or tap and hold) the audio driver, and select
  Uninstall. Restart your device and Windows will attempt to reinstall the driver.
  

And if that didn't work, try using the generic audio driver that comes with Windows. Here's how:

• Open Device Manager,right-click (or tap and hold) your audio driver
  > Update driver software... > Browse my computer for driver software > Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer,select
  High Definition Audio Device,select
  Next,and follow the instructions to install it.

Method 2: Check the cables and volume

• Check your speaker and headphone connections for loose cables or the wrong jack.
  
• Check your power and volume levels, and try turning all the volume controls up.
  
• Some speakers and apps have their own volume controls, and you might have to check them all.
  
• Try connecting using a different USB port.
• And remember that your speakers probably won't work when headphones are plugged in.

Method 3: Set default device

If you're connecting to an audio device using USB or HDMI, you might need to set that device as the default.

• OpenStart,
  enter Sound,
  select it from the list of results, and then, on the Playback
  tab, select a device, then Set Default.
  

If your Drivers are up to date, then the problem would be the compatibility of Audio-Technica AT-LP120 to your computer, and not the software. We suggest you to seek assistance with

Dell support for further help.

Regards.