2009/5/3 Vedran Miletić <rivanvx@xxxxxxxxx>
I am willing to buy Xonar, question is, is it going to work properly? So far I can see it satisfies me, as long as it is not troublesome. I just want something that I can plug and play. I really don't mind wasting pcie slots, since i have couple of them available. And i dont plan to add any other devices to my pc so far.
That usb card appears to be quite interesting as well. I doubt it offers good hardware performance, doesnt it? I mean, it probably procees everything on cpu, than just outputs to usb card, using some standart USB sound driver? Like usb-audio.
Thanks, i appeciate your replies guys.
On Sun, May 3, 2009 at 4:57 PM, Dmitri Seletski <drjoms@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Ye Xu wrote:
>> at least, creative sucks, don't buy it.
>>
> yeap, i found it the hard way...
>
> at least "good" cards are no longer being sold
>
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one rather cheap.
Or, another option, something Envy24/Envy24HT based.
But, if you lack PCI slots, it's going to be hard because it pretty
much limits your choice to Xonar.
I am willing to buy Xonar, question is, is it going to work properly? So far I can see it satisfies me, as long as it is not troublesome. I just want something that I can plug and play. I really don't mind wasting pcie slots, since i have couple of them available. And i dont plan to add any other devices to my pc so far.
That usb card appears to be quite interesting as well. I doubt it offers good hardware performance, doesnt it? I mean, it probably procees everything on cpu, than just outputs to usb card, using some standart USB sound driver? Like usb-audio.
Thanks, i appeciate your replies guys.
If you are willing to go USB, this card might do it:
http://www.asound.com/ProductDetails.asp?ID=293&ProductClass=32
It works, but only analog. Digital is not supported and probably won't
be. It's also very cheap, less than $20.
Vedran Miletić
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