Hi!
I just switched from my TerraTec DMX to a Soundblaster Live 1024 Player (at least
that's what it's called back here in Germany) and a hoontech digital bracket, and I
have to say, this card is awesome for - well for anything. I'm not sure whether the
analog outputs are as high-quality as
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Two more things: 1) Where can I get the best price for a soundblaster live! value
card? 2) Are there more than one "version" of sb live! value card? and if so, will
the
my 2
cents.
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Subject: MD: sb live! value + hoontech = ?
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as your using ms products. anyway that's my 2
cents.
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Subject: MD: sb live! value + hoontech = ?
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I have the Hoontech daughter board. I think it was about $37 by the time I got it
shipped into the country. http://www.votronelectronics.com/hoontech/sbio3.htm
www.votronelectronics.com http://www.hoontech.com/
http://www.votronelectronics.com/dist1.htm
Jim,
First off, thanks for the advice...
My card is coming out of a relatively new gateway with an SBLive!
card, and the reason I don't know much about it is because it isn't mine,
I can't seem to find any other info on it in the device manager, I don't
know what is actually
A possible stroke of light though, I seem to recall somwhere back
a post about using the SB Live to get a digital output. Was that
true?
From what I've seen on their web-site, yeah, but I suggest that you (and
possibly a few others here) check out this web-page here. Go to;
Greetings once again,
I am living at a new place, using a new computer, and
unfortunately I am without a CD player with digital out. Translation: I
can't make MD's! The worst part is, I have tons of CD's, plus my roomates
1000 to make mixes, but all I could do is analog. :(
A
A possible stroke of light though, I seem to recall somwhere back
a post about using the SB Live to get a digital output. Was that
true? Guess what sound card I now have Please? Someone?
You need an optical output header. The most popular one among the MD
community is the
From: Dodge [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: MD: SB-Live Player 1024
I recently bought a Soundblaster Live! PLayer 1024 soundcard...
On the back is a jack connector especially for Minidisc...
Nope. On the back is a jack connector
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I recently bought a Soundblaster Live! PLayer 1024 soundcard...
On the back is a jack connector especially for Minidisc...
Now the question is : is that an optical or a
Hi
I've got a SoundBlaster Live 1024 (OEM version) which I want to connect to
my Sony JB930 deck. I've bought some connectors and the Toshiba optical
connectors to experiment with. I've just soldered together a cable to
connect one of the digital outputs from the "Audio Extension" connector to
Craig,
I notice there wasn't any responses to your question and thought I would
jump in. I'm not an expert but up until a week ago was using the SB Live
and the hoontech DB. I had your same problem and others. At first the SB
would
pick up noise from the VIA pci bus, solved that by changing
I have a SB Live value sound card and just got a hoontech addaptor board. I
see a red light from the optical out and my MD recorder says digital in. but
when I try to record it doesn't do anything (like auto-seance the audio
playing) there is no volume control for the digital out in software
I have a SB Live! full version with both daugther
cards and have found your guessing at the problem to
be rather interesting. However, let me give you the
real problem. The problem is that the sound card is a
PCI device and as a result has to share the pci bus
with lots of other devices.
Hey just a quick question ... what is the best way to record mp3's to MD if
i have a SB live with optical hookup. I need something that handles track
marking etc etc.
Unfortunately, no consumer audio card seems to be able to
do that (track marking). Does anyone know if there is _any_
kind of
Andreas Scriven [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey just a quick question ... what is the best way to record mp3's to MD
if i have a SB live with optical hookup. I need something that handles
track marking etc etc.
The software should be easily obtainable and free or shareware.
You forgot to
I found this on the following web site :
http://www.europe.soundblaster.com/sblive/liveware/benefits.html
Who can tell me more about it and the way SB Live handles SCMS?
Powerful Digital Content Creation
Live!Ware 2.0 enhances content authoring features such as SPDIF Digital
Recording*, so that
Someone wrote...
The SB Live Value card worked well getting them into
the machine,
however, I do notice a slow down in the machine at
boot up, presumably
because it is loading more drivers and appellations.
Also, it seems to
take longer do respond if I open too many windows.
I assume
I can't seem to get my CD ROM to work with the sb live value card
digitally. It is an ancient vintage 1995 CD ROM made by Panasonic I
think. Does anyone have a list of CD ROMs taht the digital out
actually works? It seems like there was one floating around when I
wasn't interested in the
False alarm, it just wasn't turned on in the mixer. I have both the
digital and the analog connections made and the mixer will enable or
disable either or both.
Now the thing I can't figure out is why the mixer doesn't show balance
controls. When I record form the CD inputs, either
I just got the SB Live Value and the Hoontech cards. I was wonder if
there would be any point to connecting both the digital and analog
cables between the SB live value and the CD ROM? It isn't clear in the
instrutions if you should use one or the other, or both.
--
Jim Coon
Not just
"J. Coon" wrote:
I just got the SB Live Value and the Hoontech cards. I was wonder if
there would be any point to connecting both the digital and analog
cables between the SB live value and the CD ROM? It isn't clear in the
instrutions if you should use one or the other, or both.
Do
"J. Coon" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wrote:
Just a word of caution to the list members in the UK and Europe.
James Montgomerie wrote:
Not that I'm trying to be pedantic or anything, but the UK is in Europe, so
you didn't really need the 'the UK and' bit.
Sorry fer the typo, it was 'sposed to read
Hi,
with the digital I/O daughter boards. There is a bank of pins on
the right hand side of the board labelled AUD_EXT (usually 12 pins
on the value cards, but mine has 40 like the non-value edition SB
Live). Hoontech ships a combo-adaptor with the I/O III that connects
There is now
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Jim,
My SB Live Value OEM certainly has the
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