22 Nov
2002
22 Nov
'02
1:17 p.m.
Anahata <anahata(a)treewind.co.uk> ha scritto:
Seconded, though I had to buy OSS drivers for it, and
the SP/DIF input
only worked after a long exchange with the developers during which they
sent me several updated versions till it behaved. Even then I think it
will only work at 44.1kHz but that's all I needed.
It will surely work at 48000 (connected a DAT and no way of getting 44100),
but according to his name should do also 24bit (not yet tested)
Can anyone confirm (or otherwise) that the ALSA drivers that come with
Debian 3.0 will support SP/DIF input on the DiO 2448?
Don't know about stock debian ALSA, but with SuSE ALSA no problem, and I
recently compiled ALSA 0.9.0rc5 on debian ppc very easily, so I think that
should be OK if you compile it from source.
The 2496 seems to be a better card generally - despite
the only apparent
difference of having a higher sampling rate, in fact it has a completely
different chip and better software support for more platforms.
Yes but the price is higher...
bye
--
emillo