Peter,
A good, but expensive, solution is to get the SignaLink USB interface, which
has digital VOX built in.
This how I solved the same problem
You can also get a C-media USB Sound Adapter and modify it to bring out a PTT
line, which is a less expensive approach (
Hi Peter,
The Prolific company seems to make a very large number of these adapters
that are then branded with different companies names. The old (large and
expensive) Radio Shack USB adapter (about $40 here in the U.S.) was from
this company. I am sure these products are available world wide.
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] USB - RS232 adapter for Vista 64bit?
Hi Peter,
The Prolific company seems to make a very large number of
these adapters that are then branded with different companies
names. The old (large and
expensive) Radio Shack USB adapter (about $40 here in the
U.S
Is that Linux or plain old Solaris? Does Wine work with it?
73,
Jose, CO2JA
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Rick wrote:
Incidentally, I burned an ISO from the new OpenSolaris Live and that
seemed much better than Linux variants in terms of image quality. Even
could handle my high end HP tower with Nvidia chipset.
The Keyspan unit is a bit pricey at $40 list, but it's rated to be
very compatible. It does have drivers for Vista but only lists
32-bit. It might be worth asking them about 64 bit compatibility.
It does advertise compatibility with Mac and Linux
http://www.keyspan.com/products/usa19hs/
On
The understanding that I have is that Open Solaris is Sun's open version
of Solaris and I think it may be equivalent. It is a Unix System V
variant of Release 4 and no other System V code is available as open
software. It is very significant that Ian Murdoch is now a major player
at Sun. For
Thank you, Rick. A friend and coworker told me that he achieved to make
work his Nvidia card with Mandriva. I have not been able so far, using
Mandriva Spring 2007. Mine is GeForce FX5200. I downloaded the driver
pack, more than 100 MB. I have not been able to see where is the failure.
Also,
