Yes exactly.
What does this say to us?
A/V is in-sync on Kodi, because it's played on the same stream, and gets buffered without low-latency conditions. So I don't talk about personal pronouns, but about the concept of Kodi. ASIO breaks that concept, because it gives audio highest priority.
I don't understand what are you talking about. Kodi/LE is using ALSA. Isn't it? ALSA supports everything we need. The kernel too.
But lets assume Kodi uses something very special within the ALSA Driver model for its A/V.
What do we care about A/V when we tap on "MUSIC"? There is no V or something we want to keep in-sync.
There is no V or something we want to keep in-sync.
Correct. That's why your audio doesn't have to be streamed under low-latency conditions. That means, ASIO isn't needed. Your proprietary ASIO isn't fully usable on LE. So my logical thinking says: Don't use that specific ASIO interface. Sure, a standard ASIO interface with native DSD support will do the job. Good luck finding one.
