12 Sep
2004
12 Sep
'04
midnight
Hello,
Can any cheap PCI cards sample at 44k1 directly?
I don't care much about the quality; vinyl does not gove me cool quality
anyway. I could use an older card from the days when 44k1 was standard -
but I don't have an ISA slot.
Yours, Mikhail Ramendik
12 Sep
12 Sep
9:12 a.m.
söndagen den 12 september 2004 03.43 skrev Mikhail Ramendik:
Hello,
Can any cheap PCI cards sample at 44k1 directly?
Most hardware should be able to do this, yes.
/Robert
I don't care much about the quality; vinyl does not gove me cool quality
anyway. I could use an older card from the days when 44k1 was standard -
but I don't have an ISA slot.
Yours, Mikhail Ramendik
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10:54 a.m.
söndagen den 12 september 2004 13.38 skrev Mikhail Ramendik:
Robert Jonsson wrote:
Well, the SB Live/Audigy series does not do this.
Well, the hardware is 48khz only but it does resampling internally so any
sampling rate is possible. If you don't have quality concerns this is no
problem (the resampling isn't too bad anyway).
Can any
cheap PCI cards sample at 44k1 directly?
Most hardware should be able to do this, yes.
The Aureal Vortex apparently does, and right now it's the main
"candidate".
Don't know what this card can do.
/Robert
Yours, Mikhail Ramendik
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4:18 p.m.
On Saturday 11 September 2004 09:43 pm, Mikhail Ramendik wrote:
Hello,
Can any cheap PCI cards sample at 44k1 directly?
I don't care much about the quality; vinyl does not gove me cool quality
anyway. I could use an older card from the days when 44k1 was standard -
Yes, digitize it and it'll be much higher quality.
Can I get a mp3 wit' dat? ;P
ens1371 AKA Soundblaster PCI is supposed to but unfortunately the capture
rate is really 44.999 due to a hardware bug. They are cheap and available
though.
but I don't have an ISA slot.
Yours, Mikhail Ramendik
6:50 p.m.
On Sun, Sep 12, 2004 at 05:43:46AM +0400, Mikhail Ramendik wrote:
Hello,
Can any cheap PCI cards sample at 44k1 directly?
I don't care much about the quality; vinyl does not gove me cool quality
anyway. I could use an older card from the days when 44k1 was standard -
but I don't have an ISA slot.
You probably want to avoid any that are AC97 compatible, if that's
possible. The AC97 spec requires that the cards be able to run at 48k
internally, which means that a lot of them will always run at 48k and
resample on input and output. I guess they saved a cent in components or
something.
I dont know wether they have to /only/ run at 48k internally, but many do.
FWIW the ens1371 cards can do 44.1k (eg. some soundblaster 128's), but I
dont know if thier still made.
- Steve
8:20 p.m.
Steve Harris wrote:
FWIW the ens1371 cards can do 44.1k (eg. some
soundblaster 128's), but I
dont know if thier still made.
There was an ES1371 card lying around my house somewhere (Creative
Ensoniq AudioPCI). I didn't know it could do this; and somebody here has
mentioned a hardware bug in its 44k1 mode. But - thanks for the tip,
I'll try!
Yours, Mikhail Ramendik
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