so - yesterday the soundblaster pcmcia card came and I installed it and am testing it out. Initially, everything was working great - so I left it up over night. When I came in, in the morning, rat had frozen again - as it was doing with the realtech card - I disabled and re-enabled and the freeze came much faster. I then noted that I was still using the rat 4.22... I thought I had copied the latest rat into bin and the zip folder.
So, I tried the latest UCL Rat 4.3 solo - when I run that by itself (connecting to one of the NCSA ag3 venues) it works fine so I tried to copy over the rats in bin and in the zip folder again but the venue still starts up a 4.2 version of rat - is there another instance somewhere which I need to copy the new rats into? Also, I notice that the default configuration always lists my video service but it always comes up as disabled - no matter how many times i save the config after enabling At 10:47 AM 1/9/2007, you wrote: > >At 09:57 AM 1/9/2007, George Estes wrote: > >>Thanks Tom, > >> > >> I'm looking at trying a PCI-X card, since I do have an empty PCI-X > slot. Either the Sound Blaster X-Fi or the M-Audio card look like > possibilities. Although I'm not either will work with RAT. > >> > >>George > >> > >>At 08:45 AM 1/9/2007 -0600, Tom Coffin wrote: > >> > >>>hi George - I had the same problms... > >>>am going to try out the new soundblaster > >>>pcmcia card - if that doesn't work I was > >>>going to try the soundblaster external card which connects > >>>by usb. > >>> > >>>I tried updating the rat from UCL and that didn't help > >>> > >>>not sure why rat and realtek don't work together > >>>the audio works fine on other apps > >>> > >>> > >>>On Mon, 8 Jan 2007, George Estes wrote: > >>> > >>> > Anyone, > >>> > > >>> > I see an old thread about RAT crashing with Realtek > drivers. Does anyone know if that problem has been fixed? I have a new > machine with the latest drivers for an onboard Realtek card and after a > period of time RAT becomes unresponsive. Changing venues causes it to > become responsive again. Of course it's been running for two hours now > without hanging. Has anyone found a solution other than adding another > sound card? Or does anyone know of an affordable PCI-X sound card? > >>> > > >>> > Thanks, > >>> > George > >>> > > >>> > >>> > >>> ---===<<<<<<<((((((([[[[[[[*]]]]]]])))))))>>>>>>>===--- > > > > > >___________________________________________________________ > >Tom Coffin .......................... [email protected] > > > > NCSA-ACCESS cel: 703-477-5948 > > 901 North Stuart Street, #800 tel: 703-248-0105 > > Arlington, Virginia 22203 fax: 703-248-0100 > > > >_________________________ http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/~tcoffin ___________________________________________________________ Tom Coffin .......................... [email protected] NCSA-ACCESS cel: 703-477-5948 901 North Stuart Street, #800 tel: 703-248-0105 Arlington, Virginia 22203 fax: 703-248-0100 _________________________ http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/~tcoffin
