Hi. in answer to your question, My sound card is from creative. Its the X-FI
stream music. I got it for $80 about two years ago, but I think it was just
discontinued and closed out at a price of about $60. You may be still able to
get it at that price. Or maybe its replacement is just as good
Hi all. I recently installed an audigy SE card in a windows XP home built PC.
When I try to install the drivers, I get a message that says, the device you
are trying to install to can't be found or something like that. The card
doesn't show up in add hardware or device manager. This card was in
hi all its stewart ross from the uk, ok i have a pc with an onboard
soundcard in it, but wen i went to put another soundcard in to the pc, i
have no lost all site of the on bord card, what should i du? from stewart
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This proves you should never overlook the simple things first. My sound card
just wasn't showing up in windows because I just didn't have it seeded
properly. I'm embarrassed to admit that. I did find other complex reasons why
this could happen however so naturally I thought it was one of them
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Subject: Does Anyone Have This Sound Card?
Hi everyone. I've got a Realtek High Definition Audio sound card in my
Windows Vista system. There are 6 or 8
: Does Anyone Have This Sound Card?
Hi Caroline,
From what I remember, these jacks have autosensing options.
Meaning when you connect something it will try determine what it is.
If you want I can send you the configuration I have set up and see if
that's
any help?
Cheers,
Scott
WE're having an issue with the SBLive, where when we record using either
Gold wave or any other recorder, whatever is recorded ends up sounding like
the bass is all gone, and it's got a weird expanded stereo effect as if the
connection has a bad ground without the hum. This only occurs when
It sounds like a problem with the connection to the sound card. Could you
have a loose connection or a bad connector?
Bruce
On Wed, 17 Jun 2009, Joy Tilton wrote:
WE're having an issue with the SBLive, where when we record using either Gold
wave or any other recorder, whatever is recorded
Sounds like a plug might not be inserted all the way. If you partially
pull out a stereo plug (especially the 1/8 in. mini type) you'll very
often get the effect you discribe.
B B
Roger
Joy Tilton wrote:
WE're having an issue with the SBLive, where when we record using
either Gold
Nope. It's not a plug issue. It appears to be in issue coming from the
input as we record off the Stereo mixer on the sound card. There's no
problem whatsoever with the output. initially.
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with SBLive sound card
Nope. It's not a plug issue. It appears to be in issue coming from
the input as we record off the Stereo mixer on the sound card. There's no
problem whatsoever with the output. initially.
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Hello listers,
I am having some issues with my sound card on my desktop and I hope some one
can help. I am running XP home and jaws. Here is the problem. Every time I
try and access the chat room at radiooutofthepast.org, my microphone doesn't
work. I have the chat client installed
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| Hi. Wow this sounds like it's exactly the one I'm looking for! My
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| not going to be doing a whole bunch with surround sound, just
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|I am using an SB live 24 bit external. it works okay, seems simple enough
to
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Hi folks
This should be pretty simple but I want to make sure I'm
accessible and probaby worth the
few bucks they cost. They emulate the affect by installing or using
a virtual sound card that digitally captures the output, so you
don't get any loss of quality in the recording.
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, by the way.
Since I have a laptop and space is farely limited, I'm looking for a
sound card, hopefully something from
either Creative or Turtle Beach that'll let me use something along
the lines of the what u hear option to record from an external
source, or if I want to record sspeech along
Hi Chris have you tried software that emulate the what you hear affect?
Total Recorder and Replay A/V are examples. They're both shareware but are
certainly fully accessible and probaby worth the few bucks they cost. They
emulate the affect by installing or using a virtual sound card
Hello to you all
Could someone please tell me where is the what you hear
In a Audijgi two sound card is situated and how do I get to it
Thank You John
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Hello to you all
Could someone please tell me where is the what you hear
In a Audijgi two sound card is situated and how do I get to it
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Hi guys
Like the subject says, I've got this Asus laptop, and I'm looking at
getting an external sound card, preferably USB that will allow me to,
among other things, use the what u hear, or stereo mix option so I
can record external devices like a tape deck
Is this a good cheap sound card I can attach to the Asus to use with JAWS?
Or is there something better out there?
Peace,
Kathy
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and is out of production. You can pick them up cheap on
EBay.
I did not know that Turtle Beach makes a USB sound card so please fill us
in.
hthKeith
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Hi, Keith and gang! This is what I came upon when I was googling around for
a cheap tiny USB sound card for my new bestest friend, my Asus. Oh, kidding
about the bestest friend. My Braille Plus is my bestest friend. No, things
are not my best friend. Got too many great people who fit
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Hi, Keith and gang! This is what I came upon when I was googling around for
a cheap tiny USB sound card for my new bestest friend, my Asus. Oh, kidding
about the bestest
sounds good except it must not have an input for recording.
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Hi, Keith and gang
Hi I am looking for a USB preferably 7.1 external soundcard with ideally
optical and coax digital outputs to connect to my Arcam home cinema amp.
Optical would do but coax would be better.
I can't see at all so I am looking for something I can operate with jaws
compatibility. I am using at
card
what is the best USB sound card/ top of the line in this kind of sound
card to the lower end ? that you could recomand?
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I am very happy with:
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what is the best USB sound card/ top of the line in this kind of sound card
to the lower end ? that you could recomand?
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Hi,
I want to keep my default Windows card set to what it is now, that is the
sound card on the motherboard.
Having said that, is there any way to route Itunes to a second sound card
without changing the Windows default?
Brad Trainham
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John,
Just so I understand, this card won't work for simple VOIP? Seems hard
to believe there wouldn't be some way around it. Dave had been hoping
the person at Wal-Mart might have had the jacks mis-wired. This lady
knows nothing of computers, so he couldn't test his
100 gb 4500 RPM Hard Drive, connecsant AC-link audio
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Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2008 6:24 AM
Subject: Re: Friend Needs Help With Sound Card
Hi Pam,
I have the same
Hello Pam,
I do a lot of recording with my computer, the SOUND MAX sound card is not a
good sound card at all.
This is one of the mane draw backs of sound cards that are built in to
mother boards of computers, you can't monitor anything that's going through
them.
Your best bet, is a SOUND
, December 18, 2008 9:06 AM
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Subject: Re: Friend Needs Help With Sound Card
Hello Pam,
I do a lot of recording with my computer, the SOUND MAX sound card is
not a good sound card at all.
This is one of the mane draw backs of sound cards that are built in to
mother boards
You problably shouldn't mention to rehab about the need of putting in a new
sound card unless she is using it for the specific purpose they gave her the
computer. she can make her own changes but rehab prefers not knowing about
personal usage. for example, if this is for school then she would
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Subject: Re: Friend Needs Help With Sound Card
Hello Pam,
SOUND MAX is not a good sound card.
My DELL system has one in it too as well.
I don't use mine anymore because you can't monitor
Hello Pam,
SOUND MAX is not a good sound card.
My DELL system has one in it too as well.
I don't use mine anymore because you can't monitor the live recordings and
or live chats.
She can either use an internal sound card or an external USB sound card.
SOUND BLASTER would be a good place
Hello Pam,
No, I have tried and couldn't do it with SOUND MAX: I couldn't get it to
work for me either.
So I installed an internal sound card so that I can monitor my recordings
and live chats.
I am so sorry, there is no other way to work around that.
My best regards!
John.
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to her
whether she wants to invest in a sound card, as it appears she received
the computer under the auspices of Florida rehab. sigh
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Please forgive the cross post, but we are trying to help a young lady
with a sound card we don't know anything about, and are hoping to find
someone on one of these two lists who might be able to assist.
. It is the Soundmax HD Audio card, and came with her Dell desktop
computer. She knows
I want to get a sound card which cannot be an external. 5-channel, etc, isn't
important. What is out there now that's pretty good?
Thanks.
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High Bob,
I use Switch to convert the WMA files to MP3.
It is only when I'm listening to these files to make sure that they're ok,
I hear a change in the sound quality.
A lot of these files are from CD's that I ripped to my hard drive using
.
But is there a way to make those sound any better then they do while I'm
checking them out?
Thinks in advance!
John.
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I've been using the Audio file card by M-Audio
Hello,
Does anyone know about a sound card that uses vacuum tubes?
I have a speaker system that uses a pare of vacuum tube amplifiers hooked up
to my computer.
But the quality falls apart at my sound card.
I'm just wanting to get better sound out of my computer's sound system.
Thinks
:07 PM
Subject: Re: Sound Card Recommendations
Hello,
Does anyone know about a sound card that uses vacuum tubes?
I have a speaker system that uses a pare of vacuum tube amplifiers hooked
up to my computer.
But the quality falls apart at my sound card.
I'm just wanting to get better sound out
is in this high end sound card area. And
which ones have accessible interfaces in their software?
I use Jaws 10 and Sound forge 6 at the moment but may upgrade that soon. I
don't have a real need for the multiple input that the M-Audio cards provide
in their other models, but it might be useful
HI folks
I'm looking to get an external USB sound card for my laptop, and I'd
very much like for it to be either a creative sound blaster model, or
another one that has something similar to the what u hear option. My
old desktop had it but since I sadly don't have access
Can anyone tell me whether it's possible to have two usb sound cards on the
same machine? If it is do they have to be different sound cards?
Cheers
Alex
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hi no it is possible, at least I was told this some time back.At 05:29 PM
8/9/2008, you wrote:
Can anyone tell me whether it's possible to have two usb sound cards on the
same machine? If it is do they have to be different sound cards?
Cheers
Alex
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Subject: decent sound card.
Hi all! Well, apparently, my old SoundBlaster Live! has bit the big
one. Drivers, loaded, effects, loaded, no sound, though. :) This is a
modern computer, so nothing connects to the disk drives like for
audio from cd roms as in the old days, but, nothing
.
What do you all recommend about a decent sound card? I record a lot
from differing sources, so need something of decent quality. This
real_tech97, is a piece of sh**t, really, sounds like a transistor
radio through my audio_file Sony headphones, all highs and no bass
hardly at all, and do not want
Tony, and Kurtis, i have a sound blaster x fi extream audio and love it the
sound is great and worth the money
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for the trial of 7 pro. When I rebooted I had my sound card volume turned
down to 0 and Total Recorder had changed my sound settings to go through
total recorder instead of my sound card. I went in to settings and changed
it back to my sound card, but every time I rebooted my machine the same
thing would
High Criteria for a new serial to register the
version 7 standard. I installed it, and used the settings that I had used
for the trial of 7 pro. When I rebooted I had my sound card volume turned
down to 0 and Total Recorder had changed my sound settings to go through
total recorder instead of my
Hi there GROUP!
I am running Window-Eyes and a Turtle Beach Santa Cruse sound card.
Was wondering if anyone could help me figure out how to change the
settings on the sound card's control panel? I can get some
of the features such as the microphone but am unable
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just like the subject line states what are the best speakers that works the
best with this sound card?
i would like great sounding sound and the ability if needed to swop speakers
with other ones if needed?
also would like a sub whoofer witht he speaker package
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Hi all,
I have found that increasingly, my onboard soundcard decides to crash. I would
like to buy a good external soundcard, which as geared to heavy music
listening, heavy computer using, and some gaming. I am looking for USB
soundcard suggestions, and may buy a creative soundcard. The
Hi, after doing some research, i'm looking in to the creative sound blaster
x-fi 5.1 surround sound USB soundcard.
the information for this sound card can be found at:
http://uk.europe.creative.com/products/product.asp?category=1subcategory=208product=17751
This may rap as a note.
Please
and it's got XP
Home on it, JAWS 9 with the most recent updates, and it's exactly how
I like it, all accept for the sound card. It's got one of those
sigmatel cards, and that just won't cut it for what I want to
do. what I'd like to be able to do is capture stuff from external
devices like a CD
and it's got XP
Home on it, JAWS 9 with the most recent updates, and it's exactly how
I like it, all accept for the sound card. It's got one of those
sigmatel cards, and that just won't cut it for what I want to
do. what I'd like to be able to do is capture stuff from external
devices like
Laptops don't all have line-ins.
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Hi
Perhaps I missed something. What would be the advantage of a USB sound
Hi
Perhaps I missed something. What would be the advantage of a USB sound
card?
Marsha
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Hi,
Does this work
List
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Hi
Perhaps I missed something. What would be the advantage of a USB sound
card?
Marsha
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Hi Dana,
Thanks for the info. I may buy this one.
Rick
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I'm very happy with:
http
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Hi Dana,
Thanks for the info. I may buy this one.
Rick
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I'm very happy
what would you think of the Imic soundcard. I liked it, now if I could only
find it since I moved.
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Hi
I've looked at those online and am considering one of those as well.
Rick
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what would you think
Sounds good as well. probably not in need of a remote though.
Rick
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Rick, I had an extogy from sound
Hi Everyone,
I'm looking for a good USB sound card with inputs for line in and microphone in
if possible. The one I have only has a output.
Thanks,
Rick
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I'm very happy with:
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yes be careful with the M-audio 1 it does not work with jaws.
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yes be careful with the M-audio 1 it does not work with jaws.
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Hello Bruce,
That sound card
In a standard since. where soundblaster is not accessible is when you want
to calibrate the speakers.
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Sent: Thursday, May 08, 2008 10:45 AM
Subject: Re: High-End Sound Card, Two
I am in the process of assembling a new desktop system for myself. I'm
not building my own computer, but I am adding things I want. One thing
I'm looking at doing is adding an internal sound card to replace the
integrated one that comes with the system. While I love doing audio
editing, I'm an old
Hello Bruce,
That sound card, is a very exhalent sound card.
But however, all of them can deliver 2 channel stereo sound as well as
5.1/7.1 surround sound.
Take your pick, there many to choose from.
But also keep in mind, some of the higher end sound cards aren't Jaws user
friendly.
My best
Thanks for the xplanation and the warning. Do you know, then, if the SB
Audogy SE is JAWS-friendly?
Bruce
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Hello Bruce,
That sound card, is a very exhalent sound card.
But however, all of them can deliver 2 channel stereo
High Bruce,
Yes, that is the sound card that I'm using in my IBM system.
It works very well with Jaws.
My best regards.
John.
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I would expect all consumer sound cards to deliver stereo as well as
other options.
Jerry
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Bruce. You might want to continue using the internal sound card for Jaws
and system sounds. It's nice to use two sound cards when editing audio or
using your computer for music, when you have a screen reader. Hopefully,
your computer will work with two sound cards, some have problems
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Subject: sound card headset microphone
Hi,
Where can I get a headset microphone that has two
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Subject: sound card headset microphone
Hi,
Where can I get a headset microphone that has two cables, one for input
and
one for output for use with a sound card? similar to the USB mic but it
plugs into the sound card using two cables instead
but good sounding pare of
speakers will serve me just fine here.
Now this little tube amp isn't battery powered, but my pastor doesn't have
any problems with me plugging my equipment in to make the recordings.
For anyone that maybe wondering, I will be using a USB sound card from SOUND
BLASTER.
And I
i know you can also pick them up at wal mart
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Subject: Re: sound card headset microphone
High Josh,
You may find that at a full line
Hi,
Where can I get a headset microphone that has two cables, one for input and
one for output for use with a sound card? similar to the USB mic but it
plugs into the sound card using two cables instead. I want to use stereo-mix
on skype and other programs.
Josh
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I know you can point jaws to a specific sound card. Can you do the same with
Window Eyes?
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Subject: pointing to my second sound card
I know you can point jaws to a specific sound card
I'm not concerned about which synthesizer I'm using. I want to know if I can
point window eyes to my second sound card.
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ajust the sound card you want to use and it will work unlike jaws where you
have to do an ini file change
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Hi.
The issue is probably that you need to have the microphone loopback
enabled.
What you hear records what is being plaid over the sound card. The
microphone isn't being plaid over the sound card, so it doesn't get
Hi,
You made perfect sense. You helped me get it working. thanks again.
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Subject: Re: sound card issue
Hi.
I'm glad
Hi all,
I have an SB audagy 24 bit sound card installed on my windows xp home sr2
system. For some reason I can't get what you hear to work with my
microphone. I have the what you hear tab in my volume control but, when I
check it and try recording I don't get any sound from the mike
Hi.
The issue is probably that you need to have the microphone loopback enabled.
What you hear records what is being plaid over the sound card. The
microphone isn't being plaid over the sound card, so it doesn't get recorded
when you do this. To get the microphone to play what it is picking up
: Monday, April 07, 2008 9:56 PM
Subject: Re: sound card issue
Hi.
The issue is probably that you need to have the microphone loopback
enabled.
What you hear records what is being plaid over the sound card. The
microphone isn't being plaid over the sound card, so it doesn't get
recorded
when you
Hi Larry, Thanks for responding with a affirmative answer. There might be
hope after all.
Thanks,
Morey
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Morey, I can offer my oppinion on your last question. I'm using a Turtle
Beach USB sound card with both Window-Eyes and Jaws on board. No problems
using it with speech or customizing any settings.
Larry
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