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All about Aureal's technology including the APIs (A3D 1.0, 2.0, 3.0), sound cards, chips (including the Vortex 2 and Motorola DSP), speakers and anything else you can think of with respect to Aureal's technology. For support questions check out our support FAQ.

9. DRIVERS: The Vortex products are WDM ready … does that mean you have WDM drivers for them? - Top

By 'WDM ready', Aureal is referring to their hardware architecture and how it is suited for Microsoft’s WDM driver format, as well as their hardware acceleration of DirectSound and DirectSound 3D. We are in the process of developing and testing WDM drivers, but at this time, they are not available for end users. Aureal's goal is to have WDM drivers available for Windows 98 and Windows 2000 at the time that Windows 2000 arrives in stores. - Updated: November 29, 1999

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All about Aureal's technology including the APIs (A3D 1.0, 2.0, 3.0), sound cards, chips (including the Vortex 2 and Motorola DSP), speakers and anything else you can think of with respect to Aureal's technology. For support questions check out our support FAQ.

9. DRIVERS: The Vortex products are WDM ready … does that mean you have WDM drivers for them? - Top: By 'WDM ready', Aureal is referring to their hardware architecture and how it is suited for Microsoft’s WDM driver format, as well as their hardware acceleration of DirectSound and DirectSound 3D. We are in the process of developing and testing WDM drivers, but at this time, they are not available for end users. Aureal's goal is to have WDM drivers available for Windows 98 and Windows 2000 at the time that Windows 2000 arrives in stores. - Updated: November 29, 1999