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Bernard wrote:
> no one can tell
> which sound card is linux compatible... The sound card I have so far
> been using is included in my motherboard (ASUS P5LD2 SE, Soundmax ADI 986A)
There have b
2009/6/24 ghe :
> On 6/24/09 1:34 AM, Raffaele Morelli wrote:
>
>> I wonder if the differential (?!
>> apologize for my english :-/
>
> "difference" :-)
D'oh!
In this case I really didn't mean "difference" but the meaning in
mathematics... maybe "gain factor" is more appropriate for my thoughts
mm
Dave Thayer wrote:
On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 04:47:18PM +0200, Bernard wrote:
My purpose is to digitalize vinyl records. Using my default audio card
gave poor results. On an audio forum, it was stated that I couldn't
expect good results unless I use a usb audio interface. Lots of them on
On 6/24/09 1:34 AM, Raffaele Morelli wrote:
I wonder if the differential (?!
apologize for my english :-/
"difference" :-)
between pci and usb/firewire ones would
be noticeable. After all we are talking about dear old vinyls.
Well, *if* there's a noise pickup problem inside the computer, t
Dave Thayer wrote:
> FWIW, Ripping vinyl involves a fair amount of effort, so if you can
> borrow CD versions of your LPs or find a cheap used CD you're better
> off ripping the CD than spending a lot of time in Audacity trying to
> get a clean LP rip.
Certainly, it is more involved to record a LP
Allan Wind wrote:
> On 2009-06-23T18:11:42, Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
>> Where did you get this information? What changed within the
>> specifications between 1.1 and 2.0 so that they require a separate driver?
>
> linux-audio-us...@lists.linuxaudio.org
>
> When I looked into this a few months b
2009/6/23 ghe :
> On 6/23/09 10:34 AM, Raffaele Morelli wrote:
>
>> Result are strictly related to AD converters inside the sound card,
>> ie, bytes are bytes whether they are coming from usb or pci or
>> firewire.
>>
>> BTW, what do you mean with poor results?
>
> Signal to noise, I'd guess. The i
On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 04:47:18PM +0200, Bernard wrote:
> My purpose is to digitalize vinyl records. Using my default audio card
> gave poor results. On an audio forum, it was stated that I couldn't
> expect good results unless I use a usb audio interface. Lots of them on
> the market, but I
On 6/23/09 10:34 AM, Raffaele Morelli wrote:
Result are strictly related to AD converters inside the sound card,
ie, bytes are bytes whether they are coming from usb or pci or
firewire.
BTW, what do you mean with poor results?
Signal to noise, I'd guess. The inside of a computer box is not an
On 2009-06-23T18:11:42, Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
> Where did you get this information? What changed within the
> specifications between 1.1 and 2.0 so that they require a separate driver?
linux-audio-us...@lists.linuxaudio.org
When I looked into this a few months back I was not able to find
an
2009/6/23 Bernard :
> My purpose is to digitalize vinyl records. Using my default audio card gave
> poor results. On an audio forum, it was stated that I couldn't expect good
> results unless I use a usb audio interface. Lots of them on the market, but
> I'd be interrested to hear someone saying th
Allan Wind wrote:
> Linux support the USB 1.1 audio specification, and if the device
> is compliant it just works. USB 2 devices require a driver for
> each device.
Where did you get this information? What changed within the
specifications between 1.1 and 2.0 so that they require a separate dri
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Bernard wrote:
> My purpose is to digitalize vinyl records. Using my default audio card
> gave poor results. On an audio forum, it was stated that I couldn't
> expect good results unless I use a usb audio interface. Lots of them on
I bought Edirol 1A-
On 2009-06-23T16:47:18, Bernard wrote:
> My purpose is to digitalize vinyl records. Using my default audio card
> gave poor results. On an audio forum, it was stated that I couldn't
> expect good results unless I use a usb audio interface. Lots of them on
> the market, but I'd be interrested
Bernard wrote:
> My purpose is to digitalize vinyl records. Using my default audio card
> gave poor results. On an audio forum, it was stated that I couldn't
> expect good results unless I use a usb audio interface. Lots of them on
> the market, but I'd be interrested to hear someone saying that it
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