>>> Isochroous transfers have nothing to do with audio. It is just a transfer protocol [...]
>>> Mainly intended to be used for audio/video data transfers

>> ;-)

> Come on. Don´t start playing stupid, too.

Maybe, instead of using stupid car analogies, the facts would have been easier to grasp for the "many people" by admitting that isochronous transfer support indeed does have something to do with audio, but simply is a necessary yet insufficient feature when it comes to getting audio/video devices to work as they still need drivers, one of which has been included for basic and standard-compliant audio devices.