KVE wrote:
> I have found a lot of problems with Nightingale. One is the fact that
> it doesn't do any reclocking of its own and lacks the coax in. That
> means that if you are using a cheap optical cable you are bound to get
> the timing problems. I was using one of the older Sony cables and
> loosing about 2 minutes on a 59-minute recording. Drivers are strange
> too (although I did install the card together with the optical board).
> I was also getting a lot of noise when I started playing my digital
> source. That would go away after playing with card's configuration.
> After a while I gave up on it and bought DIO 2448 and I have been happy
> with it ever since. It it just an I/O board and it doesn't have MIDI or
> any of this stuff. It doesn't do reclocking either, but it has coax
> inputs and outputs and with CO2 (which seems to do reclocking)
> everything works fine. It works flawlessly as long as there are no IRQ
> conflicts. So if you are into DIY, then Nightingale might be for you...
What motherboard did you use with the Nightingale? What other cards
were in your system? I'm using the Nightingale in an Asus P2B w/Celeron
A 400, Intel PCI Pro 100 Ethernet, Adaptec 2940AU SCSI and Elsa Gloria
Synergy AGP video card. Some people have reported problems like yours,
and I'm wondering if the Nightingale just doesn't work well with some
systems.
-steve
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