I am at the end of my rope over here. Cant wait to transfer the last dat so I dont have to ever look at them again. I have a audiophile 2496 which use to work great. For some reason it just doesnt work anymore. It will start recording and then I drop outs. I battled with it for while and moved on to my ua-5. I had to do some minor battles with that but it seems to stream the audio now. I created a new partition to record audio about 8 gigs. I started using soundforge 8 and for no reason it stops recording after about 15 mins. I moved on to audacity but I cant set the record length so I had a partiton filled with 8000 .au files. I cant be around to hit stop after every recording. I anyone has ideas on how to get either soundforge of audacity to work that would be great. I am pretty much ready to give up which I dont want to do
Now the supid fuck ua5 is not work. FUCK!!!! Anyone want to transfer dats for me??
Whatcha got??? and how many???
Terry
Have you considered trying to track down the root cause of the problem(s)?
The original problem could be a bad output on the DAT, bad 7-pin cable, a bad coax cable, might need to un-/re-install Audiophil2496 drivers. Similar possibilities with the UA5. What (if anything) have you ruled out so far, and how, as the cause?
Quote from: Brian Skalinder on January 27, 2008, 08:39:16 PM
Have you considered trying to track down the root cause of the problem(s)?
The original problem could be a bad output on the DAT, bad 7-pin cable, a bad coax cable, might need to un-/re-install Audiophil2496 drivers. Similar possibilities with the UA5. What (if anything) have you ruled out so far, and how, as the cause?
The audiophile is just done. Its been in 3 machines and just doesnt work. I have never had issue with installing it in the past. The ua5 seems to work now but every once in while I need to power it down and back up. My real issue now is software. Soundforge is do weird stuff like stoping in the middle of a recording for no reason. I just tried to resample a file and it stalls at the end of anti-alias filtering