HELLO TO ALL THE GROUP .
IN THE PAST I HAVE TRIED SOME 192KHZ COMMERCIAL CARDS
(PRESONUS,CREATIVE ), BUT WAS NEVER BEEN ABLE TO GO HIGHER THAN 48KHZ
OF INPUT FREQUENCY DUE TO LIMITATION IN THE SETTINGS OF THE INPUT
ALIASING FILTER .
PERHAPS ONLY MATTER OF DRIVERS .
I AM SURE THAT SOMEONE OF YOU
--- In soft_radio@yahoogroups.com, Claudio Re [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
HELLO TO ALL
Why do you shout?
There are cards with these types of filters and no way to remove.
You need to run a buy - test - return - buy cycle until you
come across one which runs.
I have an usb adaptor emu
Every better Creative Card (incl. Soundblaster Audigy SE for about 20
â¬)
It's a while ago that I did the aforementioned buy - test cycle. There
are some variations to Aufigy SE cards. But I definitely remember to
have had a card here at home where it was possible to switch to 96 kc
http://geo.yahoo.com/serv?s=97359714/grpId=11061599/grpspId=1705063108/msgI
d=3581/stime=1222086057/nc1=5028928/nc2=5170419/nc3=5349273
The ADC that is used in the Audigy SE and X-Fi Audio SE (don't mix up width
the better X-Fi Cards which are designed completely different) and the
Soundblaster
Alan wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Grant Hodgson
Try the M-audio range - the Delta 44 is is a superb soundcard,
But only 96KHz.
Some here use 192KHz, if they do not reply do a message search of the Group.
A 192KHz keyword could be a good start.
73 Alan G4ZFQ
A really
Hello All,
Like to get some good solid advice re laptops and USB sound cards.
After having played with sound cards and benchtop computers
I am forced to look into a laptop for portable SDR applications.
Min. requirement is one high speed USB for SDR ( 2 channel minimum
input sound card ) and
On 22 Sep 2008 at 16:03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello All,
Like to get some good solid advice re laptops and USB sound cards.
After having played with sound cards and benchtop computers
I am forced to look into a laptop for portable SDR applications.
Min. requirement is one high
On 22 Sep 2008 at 0:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello DAve,
Thanks much for your very informative e-mail.
I still have questions about the sound.
The docking station has an audio LINE input! Is this one
or 2 line inputs? Or does one have to use one line and
the regular MIC input.
