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| ===== Using a Windows PC as a Diretta Host ===== | ===== Using a Windows PC as a Diretta Host ===== | ||
| - | Install the **Diretta | + | A Windows PC can be used as a Diretta |
| + | 1. Install the **Diretta ASIO driver**. | ||
| + | Download and install the Diretta ASIO driver on the Windows PC. | ||
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| - | If using **MS Mode3**, install: | + | 2. Install Packet Capture Driver. (Optional) |
| + | Depending on the Diretta mode, a packet capture driver may be required. | ||
| + | Install one of the following : | ||
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| * [[https:// | * [[https:// | ||
| - | Configure | + | This is required only when using specific Diretta modes such as MS Mode3. |
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| + | 3. Configure the Diretta ASIO Driver. | ||
| + | After installation, | ||
| + | * Click the **Find** button. | ||
| + | * Select the Diretta Target device from the **Connect Target** list. | ||
| + | * Click **Save** to apply the configuration. | ||
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