As I indicated in the initial post, the driver functions normally in every other audio application we use other than WaveLab so there is no failure of the driver per se that I would contact the company about. Certainly, I’m willing to do that but I believe they would be a bit confused by the fact that Im contacting them considering that the driver works normally except in WaveLab. I could give it a try though if needed.
The reason I was reaching out to you was to see if there is something specific about WaveLab that would make it different than the other applications and fail to operate with the driver. I didnt know if there was a way in your software development environment to test a driver for compatibility/ function. Obviously, if it would require the hardware for you to test then testing is not at all realistic and I definitely get that. Inherently really high end esoteric DACs are not common and cant be part of a test plan.
As WaveLab is my workhorse application (where i spend the most time) I have a strong incentive to have the driver work so that I can eliminate the limited functionality problems of Asio4All. Thanks.