--- In [email protected], "Walter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > ANALOG LINE INPUTS > > Frequency Response +/- .05dB, 20 Hz - 20 kHz > > > > ANALOG LINE OUTPUTS > > Frequency Response +0.0/-0.35 dB, 20 Hz - 20 kHz > > > > When sampling at 192K: how is the 20-96kHz frequency response? > > That's my experience from a recent purchase: specified for sampling > at 96 kc. Works fine, but line-in is still limited to 24 kc. > I think - although I can't proof it - that the card samples with 48 kc > and does some doubling in the driver. I returned the card and had a > refund. > > This is tempting for the producers: people request hi sampling rates > and low noise. If they still limit the line-in to 24 kc there is less > noise. So everything is fine unless these nasty people like us show up. > > Walter >
For those interested, I have written ALSA drivers for the EMU cards, so that they work in Linux. I have the EMU data sheets for the cards. The hardware does not have the limits you describe, although the windows software drivers might. Kind Regards James
