![]() ![]() You can achieve this by using the WASAPI audio output then enabling exclusive mode in MC's Options > Audio Device > Device settings and checking Enable device for exclusive access. ![]() When you use WASAPI exclusive it bypasses the system mixer and all of that, and is a bit-perfect audio output. ![]() What you're describing is what happens when using the WASAPI shared audio output. JRiver also doesn't recommend using kernel streaming (or ASIO4All), see Matt's message here: ASIO4All isn't actually ASIO, it's (surprise!) a wrapper for kernel streaming. But again, there's really no reason to use kernel streaming over WASAPI or ASIO. It's not really something Media Center would have to "add support" for either, as far as I know, it should either appear as supported in Media Center's audio output list, but it likely depends on the DAC. Kernel streaming is part of the Windows OS (like WASAPI which is its replacement), but again, is depreciated in newer versions of Windows and likely will be removed from the OS in the future by Microsoft. Kernel streaming is a legacy Windows 98-era audio component leftover that's more-or-less been depreciated since Windows 7 was released, and has been replaced with WASAPI. If you care about bit-perfect audio output, WASAPI exclusive or ASIO are the ways to go. There's honestly no reason to use kernel streaming over WASAPI or ASIO these days. ![]()
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