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[nick]

I accidentally ran across a thread the other day which mentioned that not all audio interfaces are compatible with ipDTL.
One post had a link to a F which displayed around thirty different models of audio interfaces and listed their degree of compatibility with ipDTL.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1umsqnZwqVYzIb18ublpZxVGhfU3D0Uokl1kJzHasUiM/edit?usp=sharing

What is it that makes an audio interface compatible with ipDTL... Is it the drivers, or the software mixer of the interface, or what?
If someone wanted to buy an audio interface that is not listed, what would they look for determine if it was compatible?

Would an external mixer solve this?

Thanks
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nick

[Jack Daniel]

My guess--and that's all it really is--is that these problems are actually driver issues or Chrome issues, almost always with Windows machines. Not sure how an interface itself would cause a "compatibility" issue, but then I suppose anything's possible.

I use ipDTL quite a lot for "phone patch" and for ISDN sessions. I have a Mac, and I don't have issues; but I've heard that people using Chrome (as opposed to the ipDTL-issued chromium browser) with Windows do have issues sometimes.
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[nick]