Microsoft is aware of these issues and working toward a fix. "There are some known issues with external USB-Audio devices, including AudioQuest's DragonFly, and Microsoft's Windows 8 operating system on some hardware platforms, as well as tablets running the Windows RT, including occasional and/or consistent clicks and dropouts. 232, 254, 259 creating radio stations, 501-503 integrating with Spotify, 499. Until then, Audioquest has posted a note on its FAQ page: 217 Jolson, Al, 14 Jones, Marti, 534 JRiver Media Center, 362-364. I'm told this might be a problem with overloading software buffers - but since Windows 8 is so new, more time is needed to investigate. Spotify Plex Tautulli Subsonic Jellyfin Last.fm (Source) Listenbrainz (Source) Deezer Youtube Music MPRIS (Linux Desktop) Mopidy JRiver Kodi. I've turned to the people at Audioquest, along with the man who designed their Dragonfly DAC, Gordon Rankin - considered the Godfather of high-quality DACs. All of our outboard DACs reproduced the loud clicking/stuttering sounds along with the music. Still, that didn't really make much of a difference. But both new OSes supposedly now support USB 2.0 audio devices. Since you can't add second-party software in RT, we couldn't install the drivers needed to run our USB 2.0 DACs. We tried getting our DACs to work with a shiny, new Asus VivoTab RT. The worst results came from trying our DACs with Windows RT.
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