One notable difference between SB32 and 64 is that if you want to
expand the wavetable RAM, the 32 boards can take 30-pin SIMMs
(With the exception of AWE32 Value that can't be upgraded.),
while the 64 boards needs Creative RAM upgrade modules.
You can find info on SB32/64 at
On Mon, Jan 26, 1998 at 06:45:48PM -0500, David E. Scott wrote:
Marcus,
I've now bookmarked that URL. Thanks, and I'll be visiting the site
again for additional details. I'll certainly give you an email hollar
if I have any questions about it.
Thanks again,
Dave
No prob.
Marcus Brinkmann wrote:
Try to get a SB 32, but stay away from SB 64!
Reason:
The SB32 does work fine with the awe patch to the kernel (available as
Debian package).
The SB64 will work , too, but only as a SB32 (because the additional 32 are
windoze driver only).
Marcus,
On Sun, Jan 25, 1998 at 10:24:50PM -0500, David E. Scott wrote:
Marcus Brinkmann wrote:
Try to get a SB 32, but stay away from SB 64!
Reason:
The SB32 does work fine with the awe patch to the kernel (available as
Debian package).
The SB64 will work , too, but only as a SB32
Marcus,
I've now bookmarked that URL. Thanks, and I'll be visiting the site
again for additional details. I'll certainly give you an email hollar
if I have any questions about it.
Thanks again,
Dave
Marcus Brinkmann wrote:
So, to get the most out of your sound card, check my
Can anybody recommend a sound card based upon the following criteria:
* Compatability with Linux
* SBPro compatability
* Sound Quality
* Price
Thanks!
There seems to be a shortage of sound card reviews...
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On Sun, Jan 11, 1998 at 06:29:14PM -0600, Jon Nelson wrote:
Can anybody recommend a sound card based upon the following criteria:
* Compatability with Linux
* SBPro compatability
* Sound Quality
* Price
Try to get a SB 32, but stay away from SB 64!
Reason:
The SB32 does work fine with
The SB64 will work , too, but only as a SB32 (because the additional 32 are
windoze driver only).
Yes, but Creative Labs does give some reasons (other than the extra 32
software voices) why you would want a SB64 over an SB32, on their web
page. The $10 or so difference in price (at least
On Sun, Jan 11, 1998 at 06:29:14PM -0600, Jon Nelson wrote:
Can anybody recommend a sound card based upon the following criteria:
* Compatability with Linux
* SBPro compatability
* Sound Quality
* Price
Try to get a SB 32, but stay away from SB 64!
Reason:
The SB32 does work
On Sun, Jan 11, 1998 at 11:32:51PM -0500, Ben Pfaff wrote:
The SB64 will work , too, but only as a SB32 (because the additional 32 are
windoze driver only).
Yes, but Creative Labs does give some reasons (other than the extra 32
software voices) why you would want a SB64 over an SB32,
Can anybody recommend a sound card based upon the following criteria:
* Compatability with Linux * SBPro compatability * Sound Quality * Price
Thanks! There seems to be a shortage of sound card reviews... -- Jon
Nelson U of MN Housing and Res. Life Computing Supervisor
I've been extremely
On Sun, Jan 11, 1998 at 06:29:14PM -0600, Jon Nelson wrote:
Can anybody recommend a sound card based upon the following criteria:
* Compatability with Linux
* SBPro compatability
* Sound Quality
* Price
Try to get a SB 32, but stay away from SB 64!
Reason:
The SB32 does
On Sun, Jan 11, 1998 at 11:39:39PM -0500, Alex Yukhimets wrote:
What is in contradiction with your HOWTO is they explicitly say
that sound should NOT be compiled as a module as it will default volume
and other settings each time application access audio devices.
That would be true if you use
On Sun, Jan 11, 1998 at 11:35:39PM -0700, ninjaz wrote:
I've been extremely pleased with my GUS Max - excellent sound quality -
wavetable and up to 48,000hz (better than cd quality), and it works with
Two things though; firstly, last time I heard, Gravis had gone bang,
so no more new GUS cards.
I have a SB 32 PnP that I got cheap a while back, will it work with
the AWE patch to the kernel? I also have isapnptools running if that
makes a difference...
Thanks,
Bill
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The SB32 does work fine with the awe patch to the kernel (available as
Bill Vinson wrote:
I have a SB 32 PnP that I got cheap a while back, will it work with
the AWE patch to the kernel? I also have isapnptools running if that
makes a difference...
Thanks,
Bill
Yes, it will work (I have one, too). Install a recent doc package from
hamm (that with the
I have a SB 32 PnP that I got cheap a while back, will it work with
the AWE patch to the kernel? I also have isapnptools running if that
makes a difference...
Yes, it will work.
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ninjaz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Two other sound cards with similar specs, and that I've heard good
review
from the linux crowd on are the Ensoniq AudioPCI, which is sbpro
hardware
compatible, and ViperMax (http://www.computex.com.tw/synergy), which is
I HAVE an AudioPCI...and I have had it for
On Sun, Jan 11, 1998 at 11:39:39PM -0500, Alex Yukhimets wrote:
On Sun, Jan 11, 1998 at 06:29:14PM -0600, Jon Nelson wrote:
Hi.
So what is the reason to stay away from SB AWE64?
Especially if one has a dual-boot system?
No reason if you have a dual-boot system ;)
You can however use the
On Mon, 12 Jan 1998, Marcus Brinkmann wrote:
BTW: If he hadn't explicitly request a SB compatible crad, I would never
have suggested one ;) I dislike the marketing politic of Creative Labs.
I bought my SB AWE 32 before I started to work with Linux :-(
Ok. I'm not asking explicity for a SB
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