Charles recently caught up with seasoned Niner, Larry Osterman, an SDE and 20 year Microsoft veteran, and Elliot H Omiya, a Software Architect and audio guru, to dig into the innerworkings of Vista's updated Audio Stack and new user mode API. Much of the guts of Windows audio have been moved up into the land of the user and this has consequences for both Windows audio developers at the API level and for Windows at the general programmability, reliability and stability levels. Great stuff.
http://channel9.msdn.com/Showpost.aspx?postid=145665
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What do you mean? Sp3 has never been confirmed. someone (hotfix.net to be specific) went around saying they had it.xase wrote:Do you trust all that bollocks? So much for XP SP3.
Sp2 hasn't even reached full deployment yet as a sp update for a 100+ system business etc isn't as simple a scenario as install/reboot like it for the domestic consumer (and even then not as many have taken up sp2 as should/could have.) There's even some fools who haven't went sp1 yet.