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Re: [linrad] delta 44

To: linrad@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [linrad] delta 44
From: Stan <stan@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 01 Jul 2004 02:31:59 +0000
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The real question is if there are drivers for it compatible with Linux, 
either OSS, pay as you go, or ALSA for free.

You also have to be very careful of the manufacturers advertisements vs. 
their actual performance

The Creative Labs Audigy2  NX (model SB0300) uses USB V2.0 for the 
fastest thruput and at least
2 channels on in and out at 24 bits and 192 KHz  sampling, but NO linux 
drivers.
It is just tooooo new.

Stan, WA1ECF

Jeffrey Pawlan wrote:

>Has anyone tested a USB sound system with linux and linrad?  The company that
>makes the delta 44 also sells one for USB.  If it works and IF it has the sample
>rate, then since it is outside of the computer case and bus it should be lower
>noise than a PCI card.
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LINRADDARNIL

References:
- Re: [linrad] delta 44
  - From: Jeffrey Pawlan

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