[linux-audio-user] Miscellaneous hardware/software questions

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HI
I use the M_Audio Audiophile on my master machine running Demundi
using the spdiff into and out of my DDX.

I lock the card to the Desk using envycontrol and found it fine
for digital work. No clicks or noise


cheers
Bob

PS I use RME for the multitrack machine and this is well suported in Linux.



Jason White wrote:
> To clarify my hardware question, I am looking for a fully alsa-supported
> device supporting reliable digital input and output using s/pdif, aes/ebu or
> adat (optical or coaxial). S/pdif is most likely what I'll be using.
> Connectivity to laptop computers id desirable but not indispensable.
> 
> The Core Sound Pdaudiocf (with a PCMCIA adapter) is reputedly good, but it
> supports input only - no output.
> 
> Another option would be one of the M-Audio cards/devices, provided that Alsa
> supports the s/pdif interface.
> 
> 

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             Bearmusic
             hearmymusic.co.uk <http:www.hearmymusic.co.uk>



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