24 Jan
2010
24 Jan
'10
3:27 p.m.
Are we talking 1010 or 1010LT? Or both?
Although there are similar (or perhaps exact same) components, they
are still - on the whole - two different devices.
I'm currently trying to get my software settings right, everything is
hooked up - mixer, delta 1010 - but experiencing difficulties finding
the right recording levels and am currently unable to receive audio in
playback (so I can record new tracks simultaneously during playback of
previous tracks). Zero audio at the moment. :-\
On Sun, Jan 24, 2010 at 11:26 AM, Martin Peach
<martin.peach(a)sympatico.ca> wrote:
David Santamauro wrote:
On Fri, 22 Jan 2010 15:31:31 -0600
Ectropic Harmony <ectropic.harmony(a)gmail.com> wrote:
I had the same problem with a Delta1010LT. It was running great on
Ubuntu Studio with a VIA MiniITX board that died on me. I replaced the
mobo with a Jetway VIA Nano and installed Debian amd64 and I got the
notorious hiss.
So I took the card out and now it's running in a WinXP box with no
issues. So it's definitely not the capacitors. I think the sound of dead
capacitors would be more like AC hum.
Might it be a PCI interrupt priority issue? I only have one PCI slot in
the board so I couldn't test that.
Martin
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I'm getting closer to testing my new Delta
1010.
Are there any more reports of problems with the device?
I'm hoping there won't be. Hearing that some people get a "hiss"
noise is scary.
I'll be tracking 2 angles tomorrow with my hiss problem: 1) put the
card in another computer and; 2) failing (1), opening up the case and
checking capacitors. I've been reading a bit this week about burned out
capacitors.
... more tomorrow after I get my hands dirty.