Can anyone tell me whether it's possible to have two usb sound cards on the
same machine? If it is do they have to be different sound cards?
Cheers
Alex
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hi no it is possible, at least I was told this some time back.At 05:29 PM
8/9/2008, you wrote:
Can anyone tell me whether it's possible to have two usb sound cards on the
same machine? If it is do they have to be different sound cards?
Cheers
Alex
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Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 5:02 PM
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Larry! You can undoubtedly do better but in what respect do you want
to do better. Sound Cards both internal and external come in a
bewildering
Larry! You can undoubtedly do better but in what respect do you want
to do better. Sound Cards both internal and external come in a bewildering
array of configurations. Some have ten or more inputs, some have built-in
effects, some are designed for very high quality audio recording. I'm
My new computer includes a 5.1 surround sound chip. It offers 1 plugg each
for mike, speakers and line in. The store that sold it to me claims that I
cannot do better with - a USB sound card, or an autigy 2ZS which offers
jacks on both the front and back. This is a great computer in all
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you don't need a soundcard to connect to a HI FI. all you need is one of
the
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Sent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 11:40 AM
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Gary! There's nothing inherently better about the audio quality of
a
USB sound card over any other sound card. USB is just a convenient way
to
connect a device
Gary! There's nothing inherently better about the audio quality of a
USB sound card over any other sound card. USB is just a convenient way to
connect a device to a computer.
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Sent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 5:40 AM
Subject: Re: USB Sound Card question
Gary! There's nothing inherently better about the audio quality of a
USB sound card over any other sound card. USB is just a convenient way to
connect a device to a computer.
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Sent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 11:40 AM
Subject: Re: USB Sound Card question
Gary! There's nothing inherently better about the audio quality of a
USB sound card over any other sound card. USB is just a convenient way to
connect a device to a computer.
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How does one hear what is coming through a USB soundcard? Must you plug in
another set of speakers into the soundcard? the reason I ask is that I have
a USB Logitech Microphone, and when I use it, I don't hear anything coming
through the speakers that are hooked up to the computer soundcard
Hello Gary,
On Tuesday, March 7, 2006, 11:38:35 AM, you bellowed the following:
How does one hear what is coming through a USB soundcard? Must you plug in
another set of speakers into the soundcard?
Either that, or you could be cheap and patch a USB soundcard into the
line in of a sound card
1:13 PM
Subject: Re: USB Sound Card question
Hello Gary,
On Tuesday, March 7, 2006, 11:38:35 AM, you bellowed the following:
How does one hear what is coming through a USB soundcard? Must you plug
in
another set of speakers into the soundcard?
Either that, or you could be cheap and patch
, 2006 2:22 PM
Subject: Re: USB Sound Card question
One could probably patch the digital out in if the line jack is already
used. I think most onboard cards now even have some sort of digital in.
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