On 04/09/2015 09:51 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Apr 9, 2015, at 1:37 PM, David Sutherland turn...@gmail.com wrote:
It might be easier just to buy a PCI USB 2.0 card if you can get them still. The one's I
had success with in the G4 Quicksilver's had NEC chipsets. That is important
as the OS
I've only just caught up with this threadI never realized that you
could use off-the-shelf USB2 PCI cards with PPC Macs.
A PCI solution which is often overlooked is this:
1) a PCI to Mini-PCI adapter which has one or more SMC connectors (for
antennae), only one is actually needed, and two
10.4.11 or 10.5.8., but it’s unlikely there are any current 802.11ac that work
correctly.
On Apr 8, 2015, at 12:48 PM, T payne blindsa...@gmail.com wrote:
I've recently realized that the wifi adapter that I have been trying (on and
off, over the years) to use with my Digital Audio
., but it’s unlikely there are any current 802.11ac that
work correctly.
On Apr 8, 2015, at 12:48 PM, T payne blindsa...@gmail.com wrote:
I've recently realized that the wifi adapter that I have been trying (on and
off, over the years) to use with my Digital Audio is incompatible because
Cheap solution is buy a USB 2.0 PCI card and use the USB WIFI adapter
you’ve been trying to use.
Most so-called USB 2.0 WiFi dongles will indeed work on USB 1.1.
Check the support list, though, as not all of these will support PPC Macs
(but some will).
Alternative is buying a PCI WIFI
I've recently realized that the wifi adapter that I have been trying (on
and off, over the years) to use with my Digital Audio is incompatible
because it requires USB 2.0 ports. I've looked into the original airport
card as a solution, but I read that this was slow, though recognized
natively
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On Nov 16, 2012, at 1:05 PM, faithie999 wrote:
i have a mac mini G4 running 10.5.8. yesterday (i thought it was a
fluke at the time) and again just now, it locked up while playing streaming
audio in firefox 3.6.24. the mini was completely unresponsive, so i held
the power
i have a mac mini G4 running 10.5.8. yesterday (i thought it was a fluke
at the time) and again just now, it locked up while playing streaming audio
in firefox 3.6.24. the mini was completely unresponsive, so i held the
power button until it shut down. then powered back on, got the startup
On Nov 16, 2012, at 1:05 PM, faithie999 wrote:
i have a mac mini G4 running 10.5.8. yesterday (i thought it was a fluke at
the time) and again just now, it locked up while playing streaming audio in
firefox 3.6.24. the mini was completely unresponsive, so i held the power
button until
On Nov 16, 2012, at 4:06 PM, Clark Martin cm...@sonic.net wrote:
On Nov 16, 2012, at 1:05 PM, faithie999 wrote:
i have a mac mini G4 running 10.5.8. yesterday (i thought it was a fluke at
the time) and again just now, it locked up while playing streaming audio in
firefox 3.6.24
Yes i meant screw sorry for the typo.
william
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On Feb 15, 2012, at 8:14 AM, william Bowles wrote:
Yes i meant screw sorry for the typo.
I can't see how any type of screw will help to extract a broken off
tip of a stereo audio jack?
I'd disassemble and press the tip out backwards from the inside.
Other possible solutions are:
Bend
the centre of most audio jack are hollow?
so if they break off in the jack socket then you get a thin screw and
screw it in to the broken jack plug and remove the broken tip. It takes seconds
you do not need to take anything apart and there is no risk of getting a tooth
pick
On 2/13/12 3:16 AM, william Bowles wrote:
A very easy way that involves no extra work is get a self tapping skew with a
sharp point and screw it into the centre of the broke off jack plug then pull
it out { make sure the screw is thinner than the port } causes no damage and is
quick .
a lot
A very easy way that involves no extra work is get a self tapping skew
skew???
SCREW.
There are alternatives, but a suitable self-tapping screw, not a machine
screw, will often work.
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A very easy way that involves no extra work is get a self tapping skew with a
sharp point and screw it into the centre of the broke off jack plug then pull
it out { make sure the screw is thinner than the port } causes no damage and is
quick .
a lot easier than replacing the jack port .
Greetings Listers,
G4 Yikes! running Tiger (10.4.11)
Somehow a mini plug, that I was using to run my external speakers,
broke off inside the Yikes' headphone jack. Trying to retrieve the
broken portion of the jack has proven difficult.
I have some old Mac parts laying around and thought
On Feb 8, 2012, at 3:16 AM, Lawrence David Eden wrote:
Greetings Listers,
G4 Yikes! running Tiger (10.4.11)
Somehow a mini plug, that I was using to run my external speakers, broke off
inside the Yikes' headphone jack. Trying to retrieve the broken portion of
the jack has proven
Get an intercom system that works with remote wireless microphones
that you and your wife would wear. The microphones would not pick up
and transmit the music, only your voices. You may have trouble
finding such a system, or finding the components to put such a system
together yourself.
...what happens when you turn on the music?
On Sun, Nov 13, 2011 at 11:51 PM, Kris Tilford ktilfo...@cox.net wrote:
On Nov 14, 2011, at 12:13 AM, Jeffrey Engle wrote:
My wife and I are considering the addition of an office building outside
of our house... we have this small problem.
we
On 2011/11/18 14:33, Nesta Nesta so eloquently wrote:
...what happens when you turn on the music?
Most decent VOX devices will have an adjustable threshold of how loud something
has to be to trigger the VOX.
Tina
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Does anyone know if the front panel power on / IO boards are the same for these?
I know the power supplies are the same.
Thx
BobT
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Same for both Gig-e D/A
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Sent: Wed, Nov 16, 2011 3:27 pm
Subject: Gig-E and Digital Audio question
Does anyone know if the front panel power on / IO boards are the same
My wife and I are considering the addition of an office building
outside of our house... we have this small problem.
we want to be able to talk freely (like we're in the same room) with
out pushing buttons (intercom system) or using ichat although
ichat would work, it means we need a
On Nov 14, 2011, at 12:13 AM, Jeffrey Engle wrote:
My wife and I are considering the addition of an office building
outside of our house... we have this small problem.
we want to be able to talk freely (like we're in the same room) with
out pushing buttons (intercom system) or using
On Nov 3, 2011, at 9:21 AM, jfMac macqsl...@gmail.com wrote:
On Nov 2, 2:35 pm, Kris Tilford ktilfo...@cox.net wrote:
I'll repeat this one more time since you seem to be slow at
understanding the problem.
To Kris Tilford:
Totally unnecessary, not appreciated and downright rude.
Hi,
Since I installed a Samsung TFT HDTV monitor (great picture BTW after
calibration with the Apple software under Tiger - much better than the
new iMacs IMHO and cheap too) and use its built-in speakers via the
sound out stereo minijack my bong is also gone. I also have a M-Audio
Revolution 7.1
Greetings,
The problem is actually caused by a little switch inside the jack that
gets stuck. When you stick in an audio cable, it pushes the switch
down. If it's an analog cable, the end is made of metal. If it's
optical, the end is made of plastic. If the switch is pressed down,
the computer
Harry,
You're thinking of the multi-out connectors of the newer Intel Macs,
like the MacBook. The OP's G5 has a separate connector for analog and
optical audio output. We have already established here that the OP has
a problem (not too far off from what you're explaining) with plug
detection
On Nov 2, 2:35 pm, Kris Tilford ktilfo...@cox.net wrote:
I'll repeat this one more time since you seem to be slow at
understanding the problem.
To Kris Tilford:
Totally unnecessary, not appreciated and downright rude.
Otherwise, thanks to all those other folks for information and
On Nov 3, 2011, at 8:21 AM, jfMac wrote:
I'll repeat this one more time since you seem to be slow at
understanding the problem.
To Kris Tilford:
Totally unnecessary, not appreciated and downright rude.
You're right, I was rude.
A simple problem, asked and answered, more than once, just
, this is not an indicator, it's the laser that generated the modulated
audio OPTICAL signal :-)
You see the same red on a fiber data port if you're incautious enough to look
directly into it when it's on (a bad idea because it's a pretty powerful laser
and will fry a spot on your retina)
--
Bruce
move the volume slider on the optical digital out device.
It's greyed out, and remains on full volume no matter what.
That's normal, it will only work when you connect it to some digital
device.
If I select the mute button on either optical audio device or internal
speaker, both are made
Newly aquired G5 DP 2ghz with 2gb ram running Leopard, which I updated
to 10.5.8. Air cooled NOT water. Mostly running quite nicely.
Internal speaker not working thus NO chime or sounds. The headphones
work fine.
The Sound Preferences output tab lists the build-in-audio (Internal
speakers) under
://support.apple.com/kb/TA27095?viewlocale=en_US
That red light is normal.
I have NOT reset the PMU. A PMU reset always seems a drastic/risky
measure to me, but maybe no more risky than prodding and poking the
optical audio port itself.
I would reset the CUDA switch near the RAM slots on the bottom
Il giorno 2-11-2011 0:14, jfMac ha scritto:
Can anybody else chime in here on the red light optical audio port?
Always lit up?
I have a G5 2.7 DP, and the red optical light is always on.
But I got it used, so I don't know if this is the default.
The audio output works fine, thou.
Both internal
PM
I have a G5 2.7 DP, and the red optical light is always on.
But I got it used, so I don't know if this is the default.
The audio output works fine, thou.
Both internal speaker, rear audio port (3,5mm), and front audio port.
jfMac
November 1, 2011 7:14 PM
Thanks for suggestions John.
On Nov 1
On Nov 1, 2011, at 6:14 PM, jfMac wrote:
Can anybody else chime in here on the red light optical audio port?
Always lit up?
Yes, it's always lit up red.
I did bite the bullet, and reset the PMU. The reset made no
difference,
so no internal speaker and thus no chime on startup.
Other ideas
On Nov 1, 2011, at 7:12 PM, Jack Countryman wrote:
Which light is it that is always on for you on your dual
2.7 machines? Somewhere inside the machine?
No. It's the optical audio port on the back. It's the 3rd port down
from the top, just beneath the Airport Bluetooth antenna ports
of others that were trashed in various ways, so its possible
that those ports do not work on this machine. What sort of cable or
device hooks to those ports? If I knew, and had one, then I could check
to see if they work?
Kris Tilford
November 1, 2011 8:16 PM
No. It's the optical audio port
On Nov 1, 2011, at 5:44 PM, Jack Countryman wrote:
On the machine I have here, that's a square shaped, digital out port.
There's no light on it or the similar looking port below it. But then,
I don't have anything that uses those ports, so do not know if they work
or not... Guess I
I can confirm the constant red light of the optical port, this is
normal with ANY optical audio port, not just those on the G5. If you
have any home theater or stereo equipment with optical out, it will be
lit all the time too.
I agree with what another poster said about there being something
The optical audio out is always one(hence the red light), the system won't
turn it off because it doesn't know if you are going to plug something into
it or not. If you have any other devices that have optical out, you will
notice they are always on as well.
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if they
work
Probably doesn't work. The light is the way this port communicates,
it's a optical digital audio out port.
Since I built this machine
from parts of others that were trashed in various ways, so its
possible
that those ports do not work on this machine.
Possible, and likely.
What sort
light there also. But, it would seem that if you
are using the standard audio ports only, and have the digital turned
off, then there is no light around the digital port(s). Since it seems
you can have either digital or audio line out active, but evidently not
both at once, if its the audio that's
lists the build-in-audio (Internal
speakers) under choose a device for sound output, and lists optical
digital-out port (Digital Out). No device is connected to the optical
audio port, and selecting it brings up the selected device has no
output controls. If Digital Out is selected Output volume
Since your processor is well above the minimum requirements for 10.5
Leopard, no hack is needed for install.
-Jonas
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, best of both worlds. :-)
This is also what I have ... but you know, all the work I do now works
fine on Leopard 10.5.8 ... hardly ever go back to Tiger and OS 9.
When I start using my M-Audio 2496 PCI card again, I will need to
return to Tiger. M-Audio (AVID) never upgraded to Leopard
I have an ANS 700 myself but haven,t had any luck finding AIX 4.1.4 for it
Todd
On Sat, Oct 15, 2011 at 12:46 PM, peterh...@cruzio.com wrote:
10.5 is a great OS, but on PowerPCs Tiger is IMHO the best choice.
True, but ...
If you want 10.5, have it installed on a [ separate ] partition
I thought 10.4.11 was the highest you could go and still run OS9.
Thanks.
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Great details in your response. Much thanks.
(snip)
And all that is why IMHO Leopard isn't the ideal OS on PowerPCs.
Cheers,
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Subject: Re: What is the Highest OSX a Digital Audio G4 can run?
Date:Saturday, 15. October 2011
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If you are running a Hackintosh, …
Hackintoshes are sooo much work.
It's much easier
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Subject: Re: What is the Highest OSX a Digital Audio G4 can run?
Date:Saturday, 15. October 2011
From:Valter Prahlad valter.prah...@fastwebnet.it
To: g3-5-list@googlegroups.com
OTOH, whatever Mac you're using, Classic support was dropped
I thought 10.4.11 was the most advanced OS a DA G4 can run and still
use OS9 software. Lately, I'm getting the drift this isn't true.
I have a 1.6ghz accelerator and 1.5Gigs of ram. It seems to run pretty
good since my power surge disaster last winter.
So, what is the highest OS this thing will
Il giorno 14-10-2011 18:25, smac0031 ha scritto:
I thought 10.4.11 was the most advanced OS a DA G4 can run and still
use OS9 software. Lately, I'm getting the drift this isn't true.
Theoretically, the newest OSX G4 DA can run is 10.4.
IIRC you could install 10.5 on it, using some hacks (I
10.5.8
On Fri, Oct 14, 2011 at 7:25 PM, smac0031 m.smurph...@gmail.com wrote:
I thought 10.4.11 was the most advanced OS a DA G4 can run and still
use OS9 software. Lately, I'm getting the drift this isn't true.
I have a 1.6ghz accelerator and 1.5Gigs of ram. It seems to run pretty
good
I have 10.5.8 on my Digital Audio Dual 533 ... got it there with CCC
(Carbon Copy Cloner).
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another shameless plug--i was in Barry's shop several months ago to
pick up a vintage apple printer. his shop is like a museum!! a great
place!
On Sep 5, 7:47 pm, glen glenst...@yahoo.com wrote:
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I replaced the power supply on my DA with a regular $20 ATX supply
I replaced the power supply on my DA with a regular $20 ATX supply
modified according to the instructions at this link: http://atxg4.com/
Perhaps he is still selling the harnesses. ($20)
It works. If you compare the pinout diagrams you will note the
differences between the various machines.
- Original Message -
I replaced the power supply on my DA with a regular $20 ATX supply
modified according to the instructions at this link: http://atxg4.com/
Perhaps he is still selling the harnesses. ($20)
It works. If you compare the pinout diagrams you will note the
My DA sounds like its snoring -- Wooooo_zz. Sorta' like
entering a bedroom with someone asleep -- inhale-exhale snore about every 5
seconds or so. This condition just started a few days ago.
The problem seems to be coming from the power supply fan speeding up (heat
issue?) and
Here's a web page showing the pinout of a standard PC 20-pin power
supply and all versions of G4 power supplies.
the DA uses 22 pins and one of the 2 extra pins supplies +28volts. if
you decide to do a mod to a standard power supply, you'll need to find
a wallwart 28v power supply, probably on
Il giorno 5-09-2011 0:04, glen ha scritto:
So, the questions:
1) can it be fixed? I read recent tread about PS high voltage so I don't think
I want to get fried replacing the the PS fan.
I'd say that, with the due caution, you can try replacing the fan.
It doesn't seem rocket science. ;-)
In a message dated 9/4/11 7:04:34 PM, glenst...@yahoo.com writes:
2) is the DA PS the same as the G3 BW as I have some spares?
The DA uses the same ps as the Gig-e
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Il giorno 5-09-2011 1:52, rtows...@aol.com ha scritto:
2) is the DA PS the same as the G3 BW as I have some spares?
The DA uses the same ps as the Gig-e
Hmmm I'm no hardware expert, but (still according to MacTracker) the GE
has 220W max power, while the DA has 338W.
That seemd quite a
2) is the DA PS the same as the G3 BW as I have some spares?
The DA uses the same ps as the Gig-e
Hmmm I'm no hardware expert, but (still according to MacTracker) the
GE
has 220W max power, while the DA has 338W.
That seemd quite a difference.
The PSUs are identical with these
On 2011/09/04 17:10, faithie999 so eloquently wrote:
the DA uses 22 pins and one of the 2 extra pins supplies +28volts. if
you decide to do a mod to a standard power supply, you'll need to find
a wallwart 28v power supply, probably on ebay.
Is this 28v vitally important to operating the DA,
Is this 28v vitally important to operating the DA, or is it only needed
for ADC monitors?
Only employed by the ADC monitors.
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I read all sorts of terrible things about the M-Audio drivers prior to
acquiring the PCI card. Just thought I'd mention a finding.
Rule #1 seems to be: Never, ever, never access the M-Audio preference
pane through the icon in the dock. At least not if you already have
this pane open
On 2011/03/11 22:00, Sean Carroll wrote:
I appreciate the feedback here so far on the M-Audio Revolution sound
cards. I get the overall impression that either one should work fine
with Tiger in a single-processor G4 desktop.
Keep in mind that the driver OS compatibility is misleading, at least
Keep in mind that the driver OS compatibility is misleading, at
least for the 5.1. There is a 'final' driver that is marked for
10.4 and a 'beta' driver marked for 10.5, but if you download run
the 'beta' it will say it supports 10.4 10.5.
Thanks. Last I checked, all these cards that
?
My understanding is there are ones for Snow Leopard and Leopard.
Hope Leopard is for PPCs ...
I'm trying to get the Envy24 drivers to install and load on my QS
2002 Dual 1GHz under Leopard 10.5.8 for an M-Audio 2496 PCI audio
card ... trying to contact the designer about what I might be doing
Thanks, Bill. Though I'm not looking to M-Audio for anything I'd
record my own music with (I wouldn't dare, after what I've read),
your experience echoes the overall tenor of what I've read elsewhere.
Frustration.
So the hardware is good and the drivers suck and support does
On Mar 14, 2011, at 9:54 AM, imrazor wrote:
As a final note, I'd like to point out that the the Revolution sounds
very good on a Hackintosh. A hacker has taken it upon himself to write
Intel drivers from scratch for the Revolution (and similar cards) that
actually sound quite good. See here:
and Leopard. Hope
Leopard is for PPCs ...
I'm trying to get the Envy24 drivers to install and load on my QS 2002
Dual 1GHz under Leopard 10.5.8 for an M-Audio 2496 PCI audio card ...
trying to contact the designer about what I might be doing wrong.
Doesn't load so far. Sent him/her my
Well, it's an old sound card for an old machine. I'm not really
counting on any support. Just looking for digital sound (music, not
movies) that's a cut above and more control over it (no real
complaint about the stock card), future speaker options, and also
headphone volume that
'read' the card. This card works flwalessly in a
Mac 9500, as well as windows 7, so it's not the card. Seems to be a
problem with this card with this machine (digital audio G4).
I might just go anotehr route and try a usb to gpib adapter - and stay
away from the PCI bus with this machine
of the M-audio package, or if not, part of some other sound card
package.
Oh, and for those of you who might have thought hook it up to your
stereo, why don't you? - the Mac + Altec-Lansing speaker system *is*
the stereo (not to mention the radio and [theoretically] the
television [that I don't
so if you need a comprehensive archive it's best to use the archive
at http://www.mail-archive.com/.
Thank you.
Sean Carroll
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Power Mac G4 AGP Sawtooth 1.0 GHz, 2 GB RAM, 1 each SATA (750 GB)
PATA (160 GB) hard drives, gigabit ethernet USB 2.0, ATI Radeon 9800
Pro, Mac OS X
have the M-Audio 2496 in my QS 2002 Dual 1GHz, and its drivers wreak
somewhat havoc under 10.5.8.
It was finally suggested by Sweetwater,com musicians staff, to only
use it under Tiger 10.4.11.
So, when I run my Leopard system, I don't have its driver's loaded.
When I need to do music work, I
Il giorno 12-03-2011 5:46, jsmanson ha scritto:
If there is anyone out there with an install disk, OS 9.1,
specifically for the G4 Digital Audio, I'd like to hear from you.
Well, I own a G4 DA, and I might have the disk you're looking for. :-)
The disk set I have, contains four CDs: two grey
Il giorno 12-03-2011 5:46, jsmanson ha scritto:
If there is anyone out there with an install disk, OS 9.1,
specifically for the G4 Digital Audio, I'd like to hear from you.
Whoops!
Sorry, I did mean to send my answer (previous mail) directly to the original
poster, not the List. :-/
I beg
Here's the lengthy Forum Thread that I spent way too much time
discovering these simple truths:
Apple: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?
threadID=1910640tstart=57
M-Audio: http://forums.m-audio.com/showthread.php?t=3856
Thanks, Bill. Though I'm not looking to M-Audio for anything
Hi,
I appreciate the feedback here so far on the M-Audio Revolution sound
cards. I get the overall impression that either one should work fine
with Tiger in a single-processor G4 desktop.
Working fine is something else ...
Mine works if I switch to and fro in the control panel and sometimes
Hi,
I appreciate the feedback here so far on the M-Audio Revolution sound
cards. I get the overall impression that either one should work fine
with Tiger in a single-processor G4 desktop.
Working fine is something else ...
Mine works if I switch to and fro in the control panel and sometimes
Some knowing better please correct me, but could it be that this Mac
only supports this OS when its firmware has not been updated?
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Date:Saturday, 12. March 2011
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If there is anyone out there with an install disk, OS 9.1
postings about M-Audio cards. This subject of M-
Audio drivers has been discussed many times.
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away, so I haven't worried about it up till now.
I am using the analogue ports, not the digital, and my speakers are
all small computer speakers, including a cute little sub-woofer that
fits under my desk nicely.
The only setting I have had to change more than once was the audio
input. I want
If there is anyone out there with an install disk, OS 9.1,
specifically for the G4 Digital Audio, I'd like to hear from you. The
generic retail version does not work for this machine, it needs a
special version of finder (9.1.1), and I suspect other bits as well.
We can't seem to be able to build
I appreciate the feedback here so far on the M-Audio Revolution sound
cards. I get the overall impression that either one should work fine
with Tiger in a single-processor G4 desktop.
Sean
Power Mac G4 AGP Sawtooth 1.0 GHz, 2 GB RAM, 1 each SATA (750 GB)
PATA (160 GB) hard drives, gigabit
On Mar 9, 2011, at 12:18 AM, jsmanson wrote:
I CANNOT get this machine to boot from a CD drive, with the retail CD
of 9.1 (Not copied, it has the apple logo on it), and I can't get it
to go with ISO files of 9.1, 9.22, and 9.21, they all do the same
thing - a quick read from the CD, and the
Pressing C on the keyboard does nothing.
IF you are using a KVM switch, DON'T.
Certain basic operations, such as Open Firmware, expect a real keyboard to
be attached to the USB port (the monitor, however, need not be connected
directly).
So ...
IF using a KVM switch, select the Mac to the
Hello,
What is your budget? What software do you plan to use? Which Mac will
you be using?
I've been using an M-Audio Audiophile 2496 for several years with
absolutely no trouble. They sell for about $100.
http://m-audio.com/products/en_us/Audiophile2496.html
However, it's A/D signal-to-noise
i want to convert a large analog audio library to digital format. the
analog sources are as clean as analog gets. i want high-end D/A
conversion that at the minimum exceeds the quality of the analog
source. i have been using macs for work and home for 20+ years, but
i've never used one
On 3/6/11 7:23 PM, Sean Carroll wrote:
Does anyone here have any experience to share about this PCI sound card?
I think I'd like to get one, but some feedback from the older Mac crowd
could be helpful in making that decision. Sound cards seem to be a
subject of less than widespread interest
I own the 5.1 and I was pretty happy with the card. The drivers
however had issues such as forgetting settings.
Thanks, Tina. Do you still use the card? I see where M-Audio has some
updated 5.1 drivers with a release date of 1-27-2009, don't know if
that would/would have address(ed) those
On 3/6/11 9:19 PM, Sean Carroll wrote:
I own the 5.1 and I was pretty happy with the card. The drivers
however had issues such as forgetting settings.
Thanks, Tina. Do you still use the card? I see where M-Audio has some
updated 5.1 drivers with a release date of 1-27-2009, don't know
OK gang, I got OS 9.2 running on it's own drive now, will boot in
classic mode from 10.4, or on it's own. The system does give me a
heap error: Not enough memory to install heap for the USB bus, but
it seems to be a non-fatal error as the system does complete it's
booting. Setting extensions to
this ap on the most modern
(lol) PowerPC I could find. The more recent OS's give me better
networking, PC compatibility for file sharing, etc, or at least that
is what I was thinking. The G4 Digital Audio only cost me $50, so I
thought it would be a good 'upgrade' from the original configuration,
which
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