I don't know about jaws, but I have for some time successfully run a 2
soundcard system, using the standard built in one for window-eyes, and an
alesis IO2 USB box for other audio stuff, and have never had any problems.
I will say however, that this is under win-xp, and I am not sure if the IO2
If you can get the lexicon usb or a tascam usb for the audio production, and
a cheap one for jaws, like an old sound blaster 16
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>> What HP notebook computer do you have? I don't think I've seen a card
>> slot in a notebook computer in years. They used to have PCMCIA slots,
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On these USB sound devices, Can one record with either a stereo mic or two
separate mics--of course, with appropriate adapter/splitter? It seems link
my newest notebook and my netbook won't record in stereo at mic level. They
hav
switchable between
mic and line level input? Any insite here? Thanks.
Howard
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Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2011 7:27 PM
Subject: Re: Sound cards for HP notebook computers
What HP
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> I have one of those, playback is good! yep but it doesn't have a line in as
>
I thought I read it did have a Line-In. H, interesting.
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Thanks for that, gives me something to work on.
On 14/09/2011, at 10:58 AM, Christopher Chaltain wrote:
> Ah, yeh, it looks like Express Cards replaced the old PC Cards (PCMCIA).
> I don't think I've actually seen one on any of my recent laptops though,
> but maybe I just didn't recognize it. I
think it's much lesthan $350.
>
>
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> Are you looking for something high quality or something
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I would look in to the m-audio's fast track pro.
It even has a midi port and I think it's much lesthan $350.
-Origin
Ah, yeh, it looks like Express Cards replaced the old PC Cards (PCMCIA).
I don't think I've actually seen one on any of my recent laptops though,
but maybe I just didn't recognize it. I did a Google on "Express Cards
sound audio", and it looks like Creative has a Sound Blaster Express
Card. I don't
I would look in to the m-audio's fast track pro.
It even has a midi port and I think it's much lesthan $350.
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Subject: Re: Sound cards for HP notebook computers
Are y
I'm looking for something with good playback and line in capabilities as the
internal card of the HP doesn't have that, just a mic in.
On 14/09/2011, at 10:42 AM, David McLean wrote:
> Are you looking for something high quality or something just for voice.
> If high quality and you can afford i
Are you looking for something high quality or something just for voice.
If high quality and you can afford it and need it just for playback go with the
Devil Sound usb dec.
It's $350 but well worth the money.
On Sep 13, 2011, at 8:14 PM, Dane trethowan wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I've used many sound cards
Okay, model of HP computer is DV6-2119tx which is fairly old - that is to say
its about 8 months old the model but still selling - and I've found the card
slot specs too if this is any help.
slots: pc card (expresscard 54/34) integrated card reader (sd/mmc/ms/mspro/xd).
On 14/09/2011, at 10:27
What HP notebook computer do you have? I don't think I've seen a card
slot in a notebook computer in years. They used to have PCMCIA slots,
which I think were rebranded to PC Card slots at some point, but usually
I think you just see card readers and USB ports on notebook computers
now a days. PCI
I know that soundcards can be told to play 5.1 sound, or however you might
set them. I don't know the answer to your other question though. Hope this
helps.
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well, can I do anything with this, or is there a way to have voice over? I
am using a laptop, and am screwed if I cant talk over music
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no thats not the case! i am paul from pc audio
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OK, when I am doing live radio shows, I want to voice ove
Hi Doc,
Thanks for the response. Will keep on trying.
Thanks,
Morey
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I think your problem is with jaws. I had no problems with earlier versions
of jaws in the sound card properties.
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> Hello all,
> I am using
Hi
If I have to get a SoundBlaster sound card, which ones don't I want?
Same thing with Audio (sp)?
Marsha Anderson
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can you please give us the model number of the speaker system and how much
power it puts out?
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Yes. I have the 8.1. There are seven small speakers and a large subwoofer.
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Did you mean 8.1 sound system? We have a 5.1 now. How would that be?
Marsha Anderson
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The Montego is the replacement card for turtle beach. I'm glad I went this
route this time. The SBLive had an interesting issue I couldn't pinpoint at
the time, but now I think it has to do with the real time resampling it
does. When I'd play talk content through it, I'd have to restart playback
I like the Audigy 2... but the software is very inaccessible. But if you can
get sighted assistance to set it up and if you get the 8.1 speaker system
the sound will be fantastic.
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Sun Sparkle! I'm sorry. I can't explain your hissing sound. Every
computer is different. I read of
a lot of problems with the Total Recorder driver. I've never used Total
Recorder. I guess I
should try it.
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> Sun Sparkle! I don't think that there is a list of
Sun Sparkle! I don't think that there is a list of Sound Cards that
Total Recorder supports. By the nature of Windows it should support
anything that works in your machine.
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Andrew you can certainl
Larry! Just install the second Sound Card per the manufacturers
instructions. When you have that finished go into Control Panel, Sounds and
Audio Devices, Audio and select the audio device from which you would like
to hear your screen readers and computer sounds. As you tab through you
will
Hi Larry,
Not to worry, that is what the list is for.
R Q J
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Andrew! No need to look through the archives. Go ahead and ask
whatever you like. Using two sound cards should be very simple for most
computers.
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Andrew! No need to look through the archives. Go ahead and ask
whatever you like. Using two sound cards should be very simple for most
computers.
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Andrew you can certainly use two sound cards with your Windows XP
system. I've heard of conflicts between two particular Sound Blaster cards
but I don't remember the details.
This question has been asked on this list about 1.5 million times but
no need to apologize. This is what the lis
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> No I did not. As I wrote below, I could not find and updated driver for
the
> SB Oddegy II USB sound card. Is
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really? you get the crackle? I didn't. using jfw 5.0 I think I had some sort
of trouble but that was only before I updated the driver. did you do that?
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> Hello,
> I have this card. Musically it sounds good. Unfortunately, it suffers
from
> the jfw crackle you refer to. As far as I could see, the Creative website
> did not have
Hello,
I have this card. Musically it sounds good. Unfortunately, it suffers from
the jfw crackle you refer to. As far as I could see, the Creative website
did not have a fix like they do for the older cards.
hth...rocker
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> well? I have an audigy II, and have no
crackle, no popping, no studdering, I
> also have a c-media onboard sound
card, that I use jaws on, if you try to
go
> too fast for jaws
Hi Roger,
Iwas just at,
www.freedomscientific.com
last night, and I was looking through the technical service notes, and this
problem was addressed.
Once you get to the website, you need to go to support, find the combo box
where you can choose the product your interested in.
once you get to that p
well? I have an audigy II, and have no crackle, no popping, no studdering, I
also have a c-media onboard sound card, that I use jaws on, if you try to go
too fast for jaws, every once in a while, it will studder, when you hit the
ctrk key, but nothing bad at all, but it don't crackle either.
HT
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Steve! Perhaps the person who lives in a small apartment with stereo
but wants surround sound wants the M-Audio Sonica Theater. It's $115.00
plus $30.00 shipping and insurance to Australia. This is a USB device. You
can read about it at www.chirpingbat.com/delta.shtml
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