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NewYorkSound · #11 03-01-2003, 06:40 PM

OK..

This can't be the same Live that is currently available.

I have a blue, red, green, and black jack and all are in mini in's and out's. There can't be S/PDIF here..

I'm going crazy now.

ostrich99 · #12 03-01-2003, 07:21 PM

There used to be two different SB Live models when the first came out. The lower priced model didn't have SPDIF on it at all. I think they called this the Value model.

I Purchased what I think might have been called the Platinum model that had an additional header card (ie: it took up a spot in the back up the computer, but didn't actually take up a slot on the motherboard) that had SPDIF and a few other connections on it.

I think they may still do something similar, so it is possible to have two people with SBLive cards having different connectors.

Ostrich99

NewYorkSound · #13 03-01-2003, 07:56 PM

Thanks Ostrich... I do have the value model.

Shew.

I can chill now.

Thanks.

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Ps. Now all that is left is making Logic run with Digi 001 smoothly.

who · #14 03-01-2003, 08:20 PM

I would look at one of the ADAT-only RME cards. They are relatively cheap, very efficient and with the right host you would have 8 outputs instead of the 2 via spdif.

who · #15 03-02-2003, 12:42 AM

I have to agree with Jayman#9. I have a multiface and it works great.

Shan · #16 03-02-2003, 12:44 AM

And for the ultimate vst host try out a great app called 'Chainer'

www.xlutop.com/html/chainer.html

Shan

dramsenik · #17 03-02-2003, 04:23 AM

NewYorkSound do you use the right cable for your connection? I'm asking you this because i use this trick several years without backgound noise... ( a little sure about 80 dB SNR not more) and i use a simple stereo minijack to cinch cable with 2 adaptators cinch jack mono 6.3mm Or maybe you have this background noise already internal in your sound card? loop mass problems? and i use too (other computer) a soundblaster audigny which have SPDIF and soundfonts... it's a cheap card but still work well...

sorry for my english...

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Paul_m · #18 03-02-2003, 05:26 AM

Hi,

This is brilliant!!! I was kind of bumbed because I bought a minipc (a shuttle) and it only has one pci slot, so I can't put in an extra soundcard, but now I notice it has an optical out. Can I use the onboard sound and send that into the DIGI 001 PCI card? That would be frigin great!!!!

Paul