Bc2000 (for the BCF2000 & BCR2000)

--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Ceedjay chez Free" <cubaseisbest@...> wrote:
> They don't work under 64 bit OS's

Just to be sure: by "they" you mean the Behringer drivers?

If the Behringer drivers indeed won't install on 64-bit operating systems (not even under "compatibility mode" etc.), then it might be time to start nagging Behringer about providing a 'native' BCF/BCR driver for 64-bit operating systems.
Having to use "compatibility mode" for installation under a 32-bit Vista is bad enough, but if the Behringer drivers don't work at all under 64-bit operating systems, how dare Behringer even sell any BCF/BCR2000s nowadays?

> and the generic drivers installed by Vista 
> and 7 are NOT multiclient, as opposed to the Behringer driver.

Yes, that's what I found too (at least for 32-bit XP and Vista),
hence these horribly confusing "USB Audio Device" names with numbers appended.
Incidentally, this also confirms my suspicion that the Windows 7 version of "USB Audio Device" isn't much different from the XP and Vista versions.

So it seems both Behringer and Microsoft haven't been doing their "homework" lately...

Mark.