USB Audio Class
A standard device-class specification defined by USB-IF that specifies common interfaces for audio stream transfer, sample-rate negotiation, and volume control. Devices compliant with this specification operate on Linux, macOS, and Windows without requiring a dedicated driver.
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USB Audio Class (UAC) is a standard device class specification developed by USB-IF, with two major versions—UAC 1.0 and UAC 2.0—that define general interfaces for audio stream transmission, sample rate negotiation, volume control, and more.
Devices compliant with the UAC specification can be used plug-and-play on Linux, macOS, and Windows without proprietary drivers, and the Linux kernel's snd-usb-audio module has native support for them.
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USB Audio Class (UAC) is a standard device class specification developed by USB-IF, with two major versions—UAC 1.0 and UAC 2.0—that define general interfaces for audio stream transmission, sample rate negotiation, volume control, and more.
50%UnverifiedDevices compliant with the UAC specification can be used plug-and-play on Linux, macOS, and Windows without proprietary drivers, and the Linux kernel's snd-usb-audio module has native support for them.
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