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M-Audio announces 1st 64-bit Pro Audio Drivers

By Thomas McGuire

On July 17, 2004, 10:27 AM

M-Audio, an industry-leading manufacturer & distributor of hardware and software for computer-centric musicians, is pleased to announce the beta release of the industry's first 64-bit drivers, named Audio64, for pro audio applications. The new Audio64 drivers, developed for the AMD Opteron processor, will be available for M-Audio's renowned Delta and FireWire series audio interfaces, making them fully compatible with the forthcoming Microsoft Windows XP64-bit Edition & "Longhorn" operating systems, in addition to the current set of operating systems.

The 64-bit drivers are currently available through M-Audio's beta test site at www.m-audio.com/audio64beta.

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  1. July 17, 2004 10:42 AM
    ---agissi--- said:
    Great, Im happy to see some more 64bit support.If we could all move over a bit more quickly........
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