January 31st, 2002 11:57 PM
www.syntrillium.com/cooledit
January 30th, 2002 11:41 PM
When I was looking for the same I compared a few and Cool Edit came up trumps. Very easy to use and very versatile. Better option than Sound Forge IMHO.
Cheers...
January 13th, 2002 08:29 AM
I never found liveware of any value with the Plat 5.1 since all the software was supplied with the card.
When I did try it once it screwed every 5.1 driver I had in place. I resolved it by...
January 9th, 2002 06:01 PM
Agree with OLI it's probably a ground loop if it's 60hz (in your case). The chances of it being an intrinsic card problem are almost nill since the power supply is well sheilded and filtered. If...
January 8th, 2002 06:25 PM
And it stands for Sony/Phillips Digital InterFace.
January 7th, 2002 08:48 PM
I've used one of each for my two drives and to be honest the difference is almost imperceptable. For a single drive I would go for SPDIF.
Cheers...
December 26th, 2001 05:52 PM
The AWE32 came with 1meg of on board but could be expanded to 32 meg with aditional SIMMs (the onbard was disabled when the SIMMs were added).
The reason was to allow large sound fonts to be...
November 20th, 2001 09:30 AM
Just to add my bit. The SPDIF acronym stands for
Sony Philips Digital InterFace. Fairly unexciting realy. Almost as exciting as when JVC came out with VHS. It turned out to be Video Home System...
November 9th, 2001 12:11 AM
This forum is fairly divided on which is best but I'll say my bit.
I've got a SB Live Platinum 5.1 which is the bees knees. It has a "Live Drive" which is a front mounted I/O panel and has an infra...
October 6th, 2001 08:43 PM
I've had a Plat 5.1 for a while and can speak very highly of it. I do some live recording for a group of classical musos and I use the card as part of the editing process (among other things).
I've...
August 14th, 2001 05:55 AM
It also has its own scaleable MP3 compressor
Cheers...
August 7th, 2001 09:47 PM
I know I'm a bit slow sometimes but I discovered the bundled software which came with my Plat 5.1 has a CD ripper built in. For those who have the card it's in the media player. Just change to Juke...
April 27th, 2001 09:14 AM
Without knowing more detail, it could be an impedence mismatch. The "line in" to your SC should be much lower than say a "mic in" but the output of your amp could be much lower still, resulting in...
February 21st, 2001 11:42 PM
It's a bit of a shame you stuck with ISA. Your mobo may become redundant quicker that way. My methodology is PCI (and AGP) and USB ie anything which doesn't require the power of a PCI bus, is...
February 21st, 2001 01:41 AM
Does it have an 815 chip set?
February 20th, 2001 06:19 PM
That shouldn't be an issue, although I've never heard of a modem on a sound card. You obviously have another modem or you wouldn't be able to get to this forum. Just watch your interupts when you...
February 20th, 2001 06:09 PM
I read a lot in this and the video forums about people with compatability problems particularly with SB Live and GeForce cards. I have both these installed and I'm running an 815e chip set with a...
February 20th, 2001 08:53 AM
For what it's worth, I've noticed if I have the gain up too high on any one input channel on my SB Live Platinum I get what sound like a loose plug or bad static. It's apparently the digital...
February 20th, 2001 08:39 AM
I don't know of any other way. The tape source is analogue and the only simple way to covert it to a digital format is to spool it to a PC via your sound card "line in" port and manipulate it there....
February 20th, 2001 12:24 AM
Ditto. You're going to have ongoing problems with drivers for both 2000 and ME for a while yet. I stuck with 98SE for those reasons.