17 Jun
2009
17 Jun
'09
3:06 p.m.
wondering if someone can illuminate me as to the state of audio via the
expresscard standard?
I Googled and found the Indigo card:
http://www.echoaudio.com/Products/ExpressCard/index.php
has anyone gotten this card working on Linux? issues? problems?
and does anyone know if there are new (re: cheaper) audio expresscards
on the horizon and if this is standard is being adopted by audio
hardware manufacturers?
I know Apple waffled on including it on MBP's...
thanks in advance
17 Jun
17 Jun
3:09 p.m.
Kim!
wondering if someone can illuminate me as to the state
of audio via the
expresscard standard?
There's an expresscard interface for RMEs HDSP series with external IO
Boxes (Multiface, Digiface & RPM), and there's a MADI Expresscard interface.
Since 'cheap' is not an absolute value, I cannot determine if they are
'cheap'.
Flo
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3:39 p.m.
F10 recognizes the RME HDSPe card - however I never got it to work.
that - I assume - has something to do with my poor understanding how
ALSA and pulsaudio work together (or against each other). Sweetwater
sells it for 500 USD.
The 2 RME express cards are so far the only ones that connect to
audio hardware. the Apogee Symphony card to my knowledge is Mac only.
The indigo card you mention looks a bit limited with one minijack in
and one minijack out. but that depends on your requirements.
J
On Jun 18, 2009, at 1:06 AM, Kim Cascone wrote:
wondering if someone can illuminate me as to the state
of audio via
the
expresscard standard?
I Googled and found the Indigo card:
http://www.echoaudio.com/Products/ExpressCard/index.php
has anyone gotten this card working on Linux? issues? problems?
and does anyone know if there are new (re: cheaper) audio expresscards
on the horizon and if this is standard is being adopted by audio
hardware manufacturers?
I know Apple waffled on including it on MBP's...
thanks in advance
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Kim Cascone <kim(a)anechoicmedia.com> writes:
wondering if someone can illuminate me as to the state
of audio via the
expresscard standard?
I Googled and found the Indigo card:
http://www.echoaudio.com/Products/ExpressCard/index.php
has anyone gotten this card working on Linux? issues? problems?
I have one, it requires a firmware (found in "alsa-firmware" package on
medibuntu, for instance) and it works.
I didn't tested it thoroughly because I bought it only some weeks
ago, but it seems to work fine and have good sound quality. I payed 80
eur for it.
thanks in advance
HTH
Ciao
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19 Jun
19 Jun
noon
On Thu Jun 18, 2009 at 12:25:42AM +0200, Emiliano Grilli wrote:
Kim Cascone <kim(a)anechoicmedia.com> writes:
> wondering if someone can illuminate me as to the state of audio via the
> expresscard standard?
> I Googled and found the Indigo card:
> http://www.echoaudio.com/Products/ExpressCard/index.php
> has anyone gotten this card working on Linux? issues? problems?
works great. no more pins like the PCMCIA either , more of a NES style pcb contacts. i
feel safer about the rabid replugging...
I have one, it requires a firmware (found in
"alsa-firmware" package on
medibuntu, for instance) and it works.
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