27 May
2008
27 May
'08
10:42 p.m.
New install of fedora core 6 with planetccrma packages 2 weeks ago.
Delta 1010LT continued to function perfectly. In fact, previously
broken s/pdif send now works.
-Joe D
On May 27, 2008, at 3:10 PM, schoappied <schoappied(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Joshua Boyd wrote:
On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 07:57:02PM +0200,
schoappied wrote:
I read on this site http://www.linuxstudiopro.com/ that delta 1010LT
(newer versions) are not working on linux???
It seems that there's always a change that your soundcard isn't
supported anymore on linux one day isn't it?
Dirk
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http://lists.linuxaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-audio-user Mmh in The Netherlands, the Delta 1010lt is 209
euro's...
And if you had to choose between the Delta 1010lt and the Omega?
Well, I do have the Omega. But I bought it used at a quarter of the
current retail price. I've never seen such a deal on a delta 1010lt.
Also, I have had reason to have a portable interface. And when I'm
at
home, the Omega replaced my mixing board (all 8 inputs are active at
once and go through a simple level only 8x4x2 onboard mixer).
The Delta1010lt is probably a good bit lower latency, but if you
don't
need real time software effects, and if you don't need to record more
than 4 tracks at once, and you don't need 96khz sampling, then most
signs point towards the Omega.
If I was going for a PCI card for home to use in the most straight
forward manner, I would go for a Delta 66, and I would hunt on ebay
for
the best deal I could find. (just don't ask why I'm going with a
Marian
Marc 4 instead).
And frankly, I'd be unlikely to buy any of the devices we've talked
about new. I buy cables new. I buy things new if I need them more
quickly than I can order them. I buy things new if they just can't
be
found for a good price used. But if I have time to wait for
delivery, I
always look for used first.