11 Dec
2003
11 Dec
'03
6:58 a.m.
Hi everyone,
Curious about the use of this PDAudio-CF card under laptops. Dave
Phillips is the website's "poster boy" for this, and I thought maybe he
or somebody else that has checked it out could post an evaluation for it
here. I am considering it as the Hi-res soundcard for a Pismo Powerbook
running Gentoo, primarily because it seems cheaper than getting another
cardbus HDSP...
Thanks,
D.
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11 Dec
11 Dec
1:08 p.m.
derek holzer wrote:
Curious about the use of this PDAudio-CF card under
laptops. Dave
Phillips is the website's "poster boy" for this, and I thought maybe
he or somebody else that has checked it out could post an evaluation
for it here. I am considering it as the Hi-res soundcard for a Pismo
Powerbook running Gentoo, primarily because it seems cheaper than
getting another cardbus HDSP...
Hi Derek:
I tested the card with an HP Omnibook 4150. The digital input came
from the SPDIF output from an SBLive in my desktop machine. I used
ecasound for recording, the OS was tuned for low-latency, and the
recordings were flawless. Alas, my laptop died recently and I haven't
been able to test the card further, but I don't hesitate recommending
it. Btw, I did have to get a CF to PCMCIA adapter and an appropriate
connector.
HTH...
Best,
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