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USB audio via Belkin wireless USB hub

I am listening to music on my Windows XP laptop using Foobar 2000 via a USB interface to a Benchmark DAC1.  This is not a USB-equipped DAC1.  Instead, I am using a PCLINK USB to SPDIF converter (http://www.cryo-parts.com/pclink.html).  Everything is working great.  Then I read about Belkin's new wireless USB hub (http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Product_Id=377793).  How great it would be to sit with my laptop without wires and listen to high-quality music!  The Belkin wireless USB hub connects just fine to other devices.  But somehow it does not recognize the DAC1.  Any suggestions?

USB audio via Belkin wireless USB hub

Reply #1 –
IIRC, the wireless hubs I've used in the past do not support isosynchronous USB devices.  And sadly, most audio devices are isosynchronous.

-brendan