yes, I own the HDSP 9652 and I too forgot about this mess - yes, you must tell us which thing you have. if you can't quite glean the model numbers, etc., describe the hell out of it for example: the HDSP 9652 is a card with a bunch of optical, spdif, midi and word clock plugs, it goes in a pci slot, and has no outboard thingamagics like a multiface or anything (that's the LEAST technical languaging I think I have EVER used! :) ) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mark Knecht" <mknecht@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: <linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Friday, September 26, 2003 1:07 PM Subject: RE: [linux-audio-user] HDSP and "play" > > > > > This sounds a bit like what Mark Knecht was describing that was happening > > with his HDSP > > > > he downgraded the HDSP firmware from rev 68 to rev 65... > > > > Yes, but the problem is that RME made a mess of their product names, so I do > not know what hardware he is speaking of in this thread. > > For the record, I (and Aaron I believe) do not own the 'HDSP', which I think > is the PCI card that works with the DigiFace & MultiFace. (Others might have > a different opinion of what the 'HDSP' is. Maybe it's just an acronym for > the 'Hammerfall DSP' which is only a product line name and not an actual > product.) > > I own an HDSP 9652. This problem does sound a bit like my experience with > rev 68 firmware on my HDSP 9652 with the unpatched CVS 0.9.6 driver. > > Please, to everyone, try to give the complete name of your hardware as the > solutions for the HDSP 9652 are completely separate from the HDSP/DF/MF > solutions which are completely different from the HDSP 9632 also. > > what a mess, 'eh? ;-) > > - Mark > >
