NanaZip VS rs_asio

If you have Windows 10 or above, you should instead use NanaZip instead of 7-Zip-zstd. It is a massively improved fork of 7-Zip.

The first part of modernizing is port everything to XAML, adding dark mode and others. It's expected to be during this year, new UI in 2024. It's in their roadmap in GitHub

https://github.com/M2Team/NanaZip

imo better integration with Win 10/11 context menus and more compression codecs

These days NanaZip is considered to be better, it's a fork of 7Zip.

Programs like NanaZip (a 7zip fork) that do implement the new API are right there on the right-click menu where you'd want them to be.

Not natively, but you can mod the game to enable ASIO support.

Try changing the input channel, in fact if you check the premade config files in the github page, for the focusrite solo gen 3 (may also work on other Solo generations.) https://github.com/mdias/rs_asio/blob/master/docs/focusrite_solo/README.md you will se both inputs use channel 1

There is also a mod for the game that allows to use an existing audio interface for lower latency: https://github.com/mdias/rs_asio

Or try this: https://github.com/mdias/rs_asio

Why random googling and not looking for information at the source, i.e. the rs_asio github? It has sample configs for many interfaces https://github.com/mdias/rs_asio

Used the latest release from - https://github.com/mdias/rs_asio/releases+

Alternatively, you can use various interfaces with RS2014 via RS_Asio. So you can have direct monitoring for headphones or active speakers there. I mean, I think my Focusrite Scarlett Solo sounds noticably better than the RTC, but RTC is the simplest way to do it.

https://github.com/mdias/rs_asio/issues/140 for example - a user writes the 96 works just fine in 48kHz mode with a buffer size of 64.