Personally, I would buy a solution the microKeyer with built-in USB sound card.
Barring that, I would research sound cards that have passed the
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At 05:39 PM 12/14/2009, Larry Gauthier \(K8UT\) wrote:
>Turtle Beach and Creative are two manufacturers that have been around for a
>long time and have products around $20. My only complaint with Creative is
>that its drivers do not allow you to use a stereo input fed from two
>applications.
I
Use a good one for the digital stuff, and any piece of rubbish to make
Windows noises. Something inexpensive from Creative usually does the job
for digital. If I were doing it over, I would use a digital interface
with a built-in USB sound card, not a PC card.
Dick Flanagan wrote:
> At 02:55 PM
At 02:55 PM 12/14/2009, Kostas Stamatis wrote:
>We could choose one of 5 soundcards in 802. Now we have just 4 soundcards
>in 803.
I am building a shack PC and would like to install two dedicated PCI
sound cards. They will be used for the usual voice and digital
stuff. When I look on-line f
We could choose one of 5 soundcards in 802. Now we have just 4 soundcards
in 803.
The presentation is much better now as we can see the name of the soundcard.
73 Kostas SV1DPI
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