Tom Kistner

No, it should be good. 8 April 2018 is the signing date, not the expiry date. Click "View Certificate" to see the expiration date. Should be 5th July 2020.

Which Windows version is this? It could be that it can't handle SHA-2 signatures. I googled and came up with this (different driver, similar problem): https://kb.hilscher.com/display/CIFXDRV/Device+Manager+error+%28Code+52%29+with+cifx+Driver+V1.3.0.0+or+above

Thanks, that makes sense. All the Windows installations I've tested on have been upgraded from Windows 7, so the new policy does not apply. It looks like there's a fuck-ton...

One more question: On that system, is secure boot enabled? If yes, does it help to disable it?

Looks like there's no way to avoid buying an EV cert that would cost me ~1kUSD per year. I don't really feel like that. For the time being, I'll add...

Hi Leonardo, you're welcome :)

Thanks for the suggestion, the topic came up again in another issue ... I'll contact the VAC author, but AFAIK the Dev Center signing requires submitting the driver to MS,...

Thanks, I'll build it sometime tomorrow. I had build RTP support in the past - it's in the "rtp" branch. Supports only PCM uncompressed stereo. The main problem with RTP...

Concerning RTP: I think I tried mpv and vlc as RTP receivers, and both have algorithms that try to smoothe out jitter and packet loss. They add a lot of...

I never built a win32 variant. I just tried it and get the same symptoms, so this isn't just your machine. When you installed WDK, was there an option to...