>Vince Staffo wrote: > > I am running Windows XP and I would like to add a second sound card ...
Hi I'm running XP and SDRadios on computer sometime equipped with 3 (three !) different soundcards : the "on board" embedded one, an M-Audio (PCI, internal) and a FA-66 (firewire external). The running input or output is selected by the software (the settings of rocky and others), and conflicts with the "windows default device" are solved with the "audio section" of the control panel. I never had any driver's conflicts or troubles with this kind of config (excepted when I'm looking for the right plug... I almost dismantled a Softrock, looking for a dead op amp, just because... the output was plugged in the wrong jack). Depending on the software you are using, it could sometime be useful to use two different soundcards (the internal for the microphone, if you are doing ssb, the "high end" soundcard for I/Q decoding). F6itu Marc
