Jorgo

Does anyone else have the phenomenon that if you switch to 24bit output, volume is twice as loud? I mean, like, incredibly loud, and thus distorted.

Lemonzest

Yes i noticed this on my Audigy 2 ZS had to drop wave volume to 10 from 100 to stop it distorting!! its not so bad with kernel streaming, but direct sound is the worst (using fb2k)

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midi_nn

Installing manually did not help.
Windows said:
Installing the drivers completed, but there were problems during installation. The device may not work correctly.
And I noticed strange in Settings audio:
http://img137.imageshack.us/img137/6363/settingstg9.png

DjGioD

I got the same problem as you i reinstalled manualy but it won't work either.

kX 10k2 Audio (3544) - Model SB-2005?

in 3541 it was

kX 10k2 Audio ("3541") - Generic

http://img352.imageshack.us/img352/7344/sb2005mn4.jpg

LyyNx

i'm not having these fatal problems, but i did notice that some naming of the devices is still old ( from 3541 or 3542 ). mainly in windows mixer, the 'other' bullet selected shows 'wave out 4/5' for 2/3, 'wave out 6/7' for 4/5, and _KX_WAVEOUT89_NAME for 6/7

midi_nn

The driver version 3541 works correctly on my soundcard.
Aside from problems downloading large soundfonts, but it is another story... i think.

LyyNx

i was talking about 3544
with the newer version some virtual devices naming changed ( wave out 4/5 -> wave out 2/3 etc ) but the names in windows mixer are still old. that's what i wanted to say if that any clearer...

midi_nn

I understood. Strangely that have not updated the names...