Allen & Heath GS-R24 Firewire Driver/Firmware 4.1.0 Download

Posted at December 22, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

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Device Name	Allen & Heath GS-R24 Firewire Driver/Firmware 4.1.0
Category	Firmware
Manufacturer	Others
File Size	3.5 MB
Supported OS	Windows XP ,Windows Vista ,Windows XP 64 bit ,Windows Vista 64 bit ,Windows 7 ,Windows 7 64 bit ,Windows 8 ,Windows 8 64 bit

Allen & Heath GS-R24 Firewire Driver/Firmware 4.1.0 Description

Fixes:
- Audio streaming could become distorted when using FireWire hard drive on a computer using an LSI FW643 OHCI with revision 0x06
- A workaround has been added to avoid an intermittent BSOD that could occur in Microsoft’s new 1394 OHCI bus driver on Windows 7 when freeing isochronous resources
- The driver could leak resources when an unexpected error condition occurred
- A device could become unresponsive after sleeping and waking the computer
- When configured to use WDM/KS, Sonar X1 would report that the audio engine had stopped when recording
- A WDM input or output audio channel could become distorted after a change to the channel’s mapping
- A rare BSOD could occur when playing WDM 24-bit audio
- WDM audio playback could become distorted after leaving the system inactive for a while
- A WDM audio application was able to change the sample rate even though the sample rate was locked
- WDM audio could become distorted when a 24-bit format was used
- A new checkbox has been added to the Control Panel which allows user control over whether WDM application are allowed to change the sample rate on Windows Vista and later. This is for users who primarily use WDM audio applications. Users who use ASIO audio applications should leave this unchecked to prevent an issue where WDM audio could fail to play when an ASIO application is active
- A rare BSOD could occur when waking the computer from sleep
- When attaching a device for the first time after installing the driver, a delay could occur before the WDM audio and MIDI ports where published
- A rare BSOD could occur after connecting a device
- A BSOD could occur if an application was accessing a device while it was being removed
- When using stacked devices, after changing the sample rate a slave device’s input channels could be incorrectly sample-aligned
- A BSOD could occur if a device was already attached to another computer on the FireWire bus
- Improve performance when using more than two stacked devices on Windows 7 and later.

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