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Old 02-17-2004, 02:18 PM
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Default ASIO 002 and Premiere Pro

OK so this is one of those questions that nobody seems to be able to answer. As some of you know the new Premiere Pro is 5.1 compatible and there is a plug-in that converts the audio to AC3. since the audio portion of Premiere uses ASIO, can I assume I can route the ASIO outputs from the 5.1 output of Premiere and output through 6 of the 002R's outputs? The two documents I ran across on the DIGI site disagree with each other the 6.11 version is supposed to allow up to 18 I/O but the getting started guide which refers to 6.0.1 says it only allows two outputs. So, has anybody tried this, and with what success? Thanks.
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