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[ComponentAudioGuy]

As my Subject line asks . How do I load the Asio driver ?

[Awesome Donkey]

Does that DAC have a ASIO driver available? If so, open MC's Options > Audio and look for your DAC with the ASIO driver there under Audio Device then enable DSD bitstreaming.

Something to keep in mind if you're using the 64-bit version of MC24 and there's only 32-bit ASIO drivers available for your DAC (or vice versa, 64-bit ASIO drivers and you're using the 32-bit version of MC24) then the 64-bit version of MC24 can't use the 32-bit ASIO driver. If that's the case, try the 32-bit version of MC24. Easiest way to tell if that's the case is install the DAC's ASIO drivers and check under MC's Options > Audio > Audio Device section. If there's no ASIO option in the dropdown menu, then the driver is likely 32-bit only (if you're using MC24 64-bit) or 64-bit (if you're using MC24 32-bit).

However if there's no ASIO driver available for the DAC, try WASAPI instead and enable DSD bitstreaming.

https://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/DSD

[swiv3d]

Have you installed the iFi (by AMR) HD USB Audio Driver 3.2.exe file from the manufacturers website?

[dtc]

It looks like it supports 4xDSD so there must be an ASIO driver provided by the manufacturer. 

[ComponentAudioGuy]

Ok, I went to the Ifi-Audio website & discovered that I needed to download that 3.2 exe file to my PC before the Ifi iOne Nano was connected!

As my username implies,I have tons to absorb about Computer Audio & "What basic settings effect what". Needless to say, my learning process on selecting the correct buffer sizes & latency resposiveness is a 'W I P' (would have written 'WIP', but I wasn't sure if I was using the correct latency responsiveness; He,he,he !)