Replace '/" with ’/“/” in *.md

FAQ.md

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ deactivate MSD mode by holding down the 48V button while powering it
 on).
 
 However, to access the mixer, routing, and hardware-specific features,
-you'll need the appropriate driver for your interface model.
+you’ll need the appropriate driver for your interface model.
 
 ## MSD Mode?
 
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ you'll need the appropriate driver for your interface model.
 If MSD Mode is enabled, you need to disable it and restart your
 interface to get access to its full functionality.
 
-When you plug the interface in, there'll be a tiny read-only virtual
+When you plug the interface in, there’ll be a tiny read-only virtual
 disk that has a link to the Focusrite product registration page; until
 you turn off MSD Mode not all features of the interface will be
 available.
@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ powering on the interface, or by clicking the button in
 If you do the recommended/required (depending on the model) firmware
 update, MSD Mode will automatically be turned off.
 
-## What is the purpose of these drivers if they're not needed for basic audio?
+## What is the purpose of these drivers if they’re not needed for basic audio?
 
 These drivers are for users who want more control over their
 interface. They allow for detailed manipulation of:
@@ -72,13 +72,13 @@ The ALSA Scarlett Control Panel supports:
 - **Vocaster**: One, Two
 
 Note: The Scarlett 1st and 2nd Gen small interfaces (Solo, 2i2, 2i4)
-don't have any software controls. All the controls are available from
-the front panel, so they don't require the specialised drivers or this
+don’t have any software controls. All the controls are available from
+the front panel, so they don’t require the specialised drivers or this
 GUI.
 
 ## Where are the options to set the sample rate and buffer size?
 
-The ALSA Scarlett Control Panel doesn't handle audio input/output
+The ALSA Scarlett Control Panel doesn’t handle audio input/output
 settings like sample rate and buffer size. These settings are managed
 by the application using the soundcard, typically a sound server such
 as PulseAudio, JACK, or PipeWire.

docs/INSTALL.md

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ is not needed, useful, or supported for these models.
 
 If your distribution doesn’t include a recent-enough kernel for your
 interface, you can get the latest driver from here and build it for
-your current kernel if it's not too old (the Scarlett2 and FCP drivers
+your current kernel if it’s not too old (the Scarlett2 and FCP drivers
 are both maintained in the same tree here):
 https://github.com/geoffreybennett/linux-fcp/releases
 

docs/iface-1st-gen.md

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ ALSA driver implementation that you should be aware of:
 2. **State Update Issues**: The driver only updates the hardware state
    when it thinks a setting needs to be changed. If the driver
    incorrectly believes a control is already in the desired state, it
-   won't actually update the control.
+   won’t actually update the control.
 
 3. **Level Meters**: The driver does not support reading the level
    meters from the hardware.
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ ALSA driver implementation that you should be aware of:
 
 To ensure your settings are properly applied:
 
-1. Apply a "zero" configuration that sets all controls to values that
+1. Apply a “zero” configuration that sets all controls to values that
    are *not* what you desire.
 2. Then apply your desired configuration
 
@@ -70,12 +70,12 @@ Global controls relate to the operation of the interface as a whole.
 #### Clock Source
 
 Clock Source selects where the interface receives its digital clock
-from. If you aren't using S/PDIF or ADAT inputs, set this to Internal.
+from. If you aren’t using S/PDIF or ADAT inputs, set this to Internal.
 
 #### Sync Status
 
 Sync Status indicates if the interface is locked to a valid digital
-clock. If you aren't using S/PDIF or ADAT inputs and the status is
+clock. If you aren’t using S/PDIF or ADAT inputs and the status is
 Unlocked, change the Clock Source to Internal.
 
 ### Analogue Input Controls
@@ -136,16 +136,16 @@ from more than one source, use the mixer inputs and outputs:
 The Presets menu can be used to clear all connections, or to set up
 common configurations:
 
-- The "Direct" preset sets up the usual configuration using the
+- The “Direct” preset sets up the usual configuration using the
   interface as a regular audio interface by connecting:
 
   - all Hardware Inputs to PCM Inputs
   - all PCM Outputs to Hardware Outputs
 
-- The "Preamp" preset connects all Hardware Inputs to Hardware
+- The “Preamp” preset connects all Hardware Inputs to Hardware
   Outputs.
 
-- The "Stereo Out" preset connects PCM 1 and 2 Outputs to pairs of
+- The “Stereo Out” preset connects PCM 1 and 2 Outputs to pairs of
   Hardware Outputs.
 
 ## Mixer

docs/iface-4th-gen-big.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ with the big Scarlett 4th Gen interfaces:
 ### FCP Driver
 
 The big 4th Gen interfaces are supported by a new “FCP” (Focusrite
-Control Protocol) driver introduced in Linux 6.14. If you haven't
+Control Protocol) driver introduced in Linux 6.14. If you haven’t
 installed
 [fcp-support](https://github.com/geoffreybennett/fcp-support) yet, you
 need to do that (and update the firmware) before you can use