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Missing 3/4 asio on sb0060 solved?
I have that card (sb0060) and
for his "internal "probhlem th people explained me a year ago , It miss on KX asio 3 and 4 8asio panel). that stopped me to use asio fully as i could ,i just use sometime. I wonder if that behavior was solved on some 3538 release maybe?
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All 10k1 based cards are missing 2 Asio channels (KX_FX2(0x1), KX_FX2(0x2): Asio 1/2 on epilog, Asio 3/4 on ProFx Asio). This is due to an issue with the Center/LFE channels with these cards. This has not changed with later kX releases.
Last edited by Russ; Nov 7, 2005 at 09:59 PM. Reason: typo |
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[color=gray](not "all" - only "5.1" series are affected (e.g. sb60, 100))[/color]
>that stopped me to use asio fully as i could are you really talking about "14 ASIO channels are not enough"? |
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is sure enough .But since i have other problems:
I don't get to record usng ASIO (playback ok),so i thought is related . Mme mode works also in record,using asio i don get to record , even connecting directly source src (to be recorded) to winmm recording output
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With my sblive, it's asio14 and asio15 that don't work with the default DSP. If the epilog and prolog are loaded in a different order (epilog then prolog or prolog then epilog, I don't remember) it's asio1 and asio2 that don't work. |
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Yes, they do correspond to ASIO1/2 on epilog. I think you are confusing the ASIO mapping issue, with the issue regarding the 2 unused ASIO connections. Look at the microcode source of epilog, and you will see that the ASIO1/2 connections (although included) do not do anything. With the ASIO mapping issue, they may show as being labeled differently in your host software, but in kX, it is ASIO1/2 on epilog (and ASIO3/4 on ProFx Asio (they are not included at all)... KX_FX2(0x1) and KX_FX2(0x2)).
BTW: That was a typo (which I corrected), it should read KX_FX2(0x1) and KX_FX2(0x2). Last edited by Russ; Nov 7, 2005 at 10:04 PM. |
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Here is the relevant code (epilog):
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macints KX_FX2(0x0), 0x0, asio0, 0x4; macints KX_FX2(0x3), 0x0, asio3, 0x4; macints KX_FX2(0x4), 0x0, asio4, 0x4; macints KX_FX2(0x5), 0x0, asio5, 0x4; macints KX_FX2(0x6), 0x0, asio6, 0x4; macints KX_FX2(0x7), 0x0, asio7, 0x4; macints KX_FX2(0x8), 0x0, asio8, 0x4; macints KX_FX2(0x9), 0x0, asio9, 0x4; macints KX_FX2(0xa), 0x0, asio10, 0x4; macints KX_FX2(0xb), 0x0, asio11, 0x4; macints KX_FX2(0xc), 0x0, asio12, 0x4; macints KX_FX2(0xd), 0x0, asio13, 0x4; macints KX_FX2(0xe), 0x0, asio14, 0x4; macints KX_FX2(0xf), 0x0, asio15, 0x4; Last edited by Russ; Nov 7, 2005 at 10:18 PM. Reason: formatting |
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