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03-06-2008, 11:02 PM
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Changing Low Latency outputs
Is it possible to change the default Low Latency Outputs on the Digi002 (Analog 1-2) to SPDIF? I've heard it can't be done.. but i've been able to bypass the problem in Logic by clicking on the core audio manager and setting mirrored 1&2/SPDIF outs. Why can't you do the same in Pro Tools? obviously, when you try to open the core audio manager while PT LE is open, it is occupied by hardware in use.
The reason for wanting to do this is to monitor via my Rosetta 200 with minimal latency. - Morgan 
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