[slinkelist] RE: [dxs-user] PC sound cards

[Colby Boles]

I really recommend the REM Digi96 above all other cards. It's the only card
I know which allows asynchronous full duplex at 96kHz with access to the
full 32 bit data packet. It's also bus mastering PCI and you can use more
than one card (they make 24 channel versions as well).

http://www.rme-audio.com/english/index.htm

colby

> -----Original Message-----
> From: dxs-user-admin@nirvis.com [mailto:dxs-user-admin@nirvis.com]On
> Behalf Of shivers@ai.mit.edu
> Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2000 8:23 AM
> To: slinkelist@nirvis.com; dxs-user@nirvis.com
> Subject: [dxs-user] PC sound cards
>
>
>     -Just don't make the same mistake I made and waste your money on SB
>     Live! (the more expensive version), for playing music or movie
>     soundtrack it is just as good as any old (cheap) isa SB card, only SB
>     Live! eats up irq's like candy.
>
> Thanks for the advice.
>
> What I've found is that there's a whole class of audio cards for
> professional
> audio producers. Some will handle 24b/96khz data streams in and out; some
> have on-board DSP chips to do real-time resampling and bit-rate
> conversion.
> Some have linux drivers. Here are some links; I have just found them and
> haven't checked them out carefully.
>     -Olin
>
> http://www.zefiro.com/
>     PC card (ZA2 -- linux drivers. ISA card. Can route/mix.
> 48khz. D/A $390)
>     A/D Inbox (sold through Opcode Sys)
>
> http://www.bayviewproaudio.com/Bayview-Audio-Cards-Hard-Disk-Recorders.htm
> http://www.dma.org/~millersg/proaudio.html
>     Prodif 96 -- PCI sound card, goes up to 24b/96khz
>
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