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Well, the reason I ask is because someone in this forum said the firmware was updated in August.

http://www.motunation.com/forum/viewtop ... 46#p407543

Certainly, the installer seems to have been updated (the file is dated August 4, vs. the previous installer file dated May).

In a nutshell....I downloaded and ran the installer for original Traveler firmware version 1.07 in May 2011. That version of the installer worked fine. I have since learned that the firmware was revised (though still labeled 1.07). However, the installer for the latest firmware, dated August 2011, w...

Haven't heard anything from MOTU in all this time. Can anyone advise me on:

- whether the Windows 7 64-bit drivers will be fixed?

- if the Windows 7 32-bit drivers have the same problem or not?

- how to get MOTU to respond to a TechLink?

Update: I discovered that the above problem is specific to MOTU Mix1. The analog inputs can be recorded at 24-bit. Windows 7 audio dialogs allow you to select that option for MOTU Analog. I tested it to make sure, and simultaneous 24-bit recordings to the laptop and another device on the Traveler's ...

It appears that the MOTU 64-bit Windows drivers do limit you to 16-bit operation using the Windows audio API, and even worse, the new WASAPI (which is the future low-latency replacement for ASIO). I have yet to investigate direct kernel streaming (KS), and therefore ASIO (which uses KS). But note t...

Will the driver ever be fixed? I'm having the same problem with being forced into 44.1 kHz, and I just downloaded the driver last week.

I'm using a new Traveler with a new Dell Latitude notebook that only has the little four-pin FireWire port. Sometimes, this system won't start up successfully. I suspect the culprit to be static/grounding issues, and want to know what I can do about it. Now, the details. Usually, after following the...