Topic: DIO24/48 issues

[waltmon]

Been having issues with my dio2448 card as the input device for  my Soundforge 7.0 software....all I seem to get is a solid band of NOISE....If you turn the volume way up, you can hear the music ( barely) in the back ground...

             I bought this card used.....As I understand it, the 2448 card was initially made for use with the windows 98 and I am using XP.....The problem with using it with XP is that the spldf input/ouput are disabled but you can use optical ok....


           All settings appear to be correct



                                                 HELP!!!!!!!!!

               

[leegeddy]

Been having issues with my dio2448 card as the input device for  my Soundforge 7.0 software....all I seem to get is a solid band of NOISE....If you turn the volume way up, you can hear the music ( barely) in the back ground...

             I bought this card used.....As I understand it, the 2448 card was initially made for use with the windows 98 and I am using XP.....The problem with using it with XP is that the spldf input/ouput are disabled but you can use optical ok....


           All settings appear to be correct



                                                 HELP!!!!!!!!!
              

maudio has new drivers on their website. i suggest getting the latest driver for the scard, then go from there.

marc

[waltmon]

will do...thanks

[timP]

+T for the Snoddy Marble as yr avatar....

I miss Bob!

[Chapper]

I've never had any luck with my 2448 using coax spdif, optical has not been a problem.  I've got an R300, which has optical out, so it's never been an issue for me.   I get static through the coax. 

[drewloo]

It's been a while since I used the 2448 but isn't there an option to invert the incoming signal or something like that?  Another suggestion I always offer is to try using a driver for a different brand of card that uses the same c-media chip.  This one worked for a while in XP but eventually flaked out, but I tend to tinker w/ my PC more than I should so maybe it was due to something I did.  The nice thing about this driver is that it offers a few more options than the Dio driver (if I recall correctly).

http://www.zoltrix.com/PUBLIC2/sound/NG180_WDM.zip  It's for the Zoltrix Nightengale.

[Chapper]

The invert option is in the 2448 software....with mine, I usually have to change it from whatever it was when I powered on the input source.  Ie: If it was set to invert then I powered on my R300, I would have to change it to normal (non-inverted, can't remember off hand what the non-inverted setting is called).....or it it was set to standard, power on the R300, have to change it to invert.   If I don't make the change, the signal is hosed (totally non-listenable), definately no way you could not hear it.