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According to Creative's website,on Feb 2004,
only SBAudigy2Plat.Pro had --> ASIO 2.0 Low Latency Multi-Track [color=red]Recording [/color]Support (24-bit/96kHz) See here But now, after Audigy4's release, the website's comparision chart shows all the members of the Audigy2 family can do 24bit/96kHz ASIO 2.0 Recording. See here Please see the pics here , where I have marked Old comparison http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...comparison.jpg New comparison http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...comparison.jpg Because you guys are extreme driver developers , I believe you will have the perfect answer
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Seems that they were working long & hard on 24/96 ASIO support for Audigy2 ZS / Audigy 2 value....
For how long, year & half?
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RESAMPLING
What the comparison charts don't tell is RESAMPLING!. My most educated guess tells me that ONLY the zs platinum pro avoids it at 96khz: At this frequncy, all the others will resample "internally" to 48khz ..and that the company wont boast about, will it? |
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Apple Fanboy?
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direct spdif or direct 24/96 recording is possible, using the p16v chip it bypasses the 10k2 DSP
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I'm more interested in the 24-bit side of things than the 96. The difference between 16- and 24-bit resolution has a bigger impact on sound quality than 96kHz versus 48kHz.
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