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http://www.audioasylum.com/forums/pcaudio/messages/2/21528.html :
Engine #2 also works with XP and gets around the 64MB limit, but only works with Primary Sound Driver. My USB DAC is not my Primary Sound Driver and so I can't use Engine #2. (Anyone know how I can change my sound card priorities to make my USB DAC the Primary Sound Driver?)
Go to the tab as shown below and select your USB driver in there. BUT :
What you see there ("No Playback Devices") is probably what you see too. That is, if you shut everything off because of Foobar et al, that what you'll get. I did that too, but with me this is about bit perfect MME (from RME) drivers, which just don't need to show there.
The best option for you would be to enable your USB device in Device Manager, hence revert what you did to shut that off (if you did, that is). Write down what you do to revert it, so you can go back if you don't like XX afteral. I know, to get all (not !!) working in there as should is a hell by itself.
Even if I could make this engine #2 work, I may not have enough ram to play my whole album single wav files... idk [i have 512k of ram... i can have up to 2 gigs of ram]
This would be true. But be careful in the mean time :
Engine#2 just will allow you to load the combined tracks, but it may take ages. There will be incurred for (intensive) swapping, and with a CD of 700MB with maybe 300MB free RAM it may take 15 minutes (depending on the situation you might get an Out of Memory error). So really nothing to go for. Better add this RAM.
Besides all, this disk I/O will influence the sound for Engine#2 (and #1 ... not #3).
HTH