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Matt, Have you had a play with Reclock to see if it changes the sound device's master sampling rate?  It may be worth having a look at the Reclock code (it's open source, published etc) as it already lets us set a big range of options including:
- Choice of Renderer (including WASAPI)
- Bit Depth (including Output = Input + 16, 24, 24 padded into 32, 32 bit integer, 32 bit float)
- Sample Rate (including Output = Input + 32, 44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.4, 192khz)
- Configure Speaker Output = # of Input Channels

Many of us already use this filter to do this plus more (primarily to keep audio and video in sync, + some for PAL speedup removal) already for all our Video sources so I'd hate to see JR reinvent the wheel or add another layer.  There is an active forum for changes, improvements etc, so if it does not do exactly what you want they listen to the proposals and readily include them to make it better.  They added WASAPI and Configure Speaker Output after some of my enquiries, and currently they are comparing the merits of various resampling engines and algorithms which I'm sure would be right up your alley and make it better for us all!! ... http://forum.slysoft.com/forumdisplay.php?f=85 

Thanks
Nathan 

I'll take a look.  Another option would be for us to be able to use our existing audio output plugins (ASIO, WASAPI, etc.) during video playback.

Moved these posts to keep them together...

Definitely interested, it should allow me to use MC + Win 7 + RME Digi 96/8 soundcard for AC3/DTS Spdif passthrough. The last official driver for this card was for XP, however the ASIO component of this driver can be used in Vista/Win 7 (32 bit only) with ASIO aware applications for playback. Some applications such as Media Player Classic and Virtual Audio Cable can even see and use the DirectSound components, so for DVD playback with Spdif passthrough I currently have to use MPC instead of MC.