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Just a comment: you don't need the hyphen in 'DVD quality' and 'ASIO driver'. |
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| See [the list of known good hardware](Sound-Devices) and [Hardware Setup](Hardware-Setup). | ||
| In general, your device must support a sample rate of **48kHz** (DVD quality). On Windows it's recommended to choose a device with a native [ASIO](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_Stream_Input/Output) driver. | ||
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I would add something like this here:
Your device should also allow you to listen to the computer's audio signal. (Jamulus server mix monitoring)
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Added. Can still be discussed
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Merge? |
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see #169 (comment)