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WaveOut Not Supported - any magic solution?
The AIW (in fact ALL TV cards except for a Hauppage model) and the Audigy are currently incompatible in some mostly minor (and one or two not so minor) respects, Creative is at fault since they're the only company to have ever done this, though I'm sure ATI could come up with a solution if they wanted to.

Audigy problems with KR7A & Solution (long)
The Audigy has been dodgy at best. You might have better luck posting this to the Products.Sound_Blaster.Audigy group on Creative's news server: news.creativelabs.com I would also request that if anyone out there knows of a 5.1 audio solution that works good with these 2 boards to please post.

Windows 2000 Audigy Installation - Problem and Solution
Notice to anyone attempting to install an Audigy soundcard in a Windows ME/98X computer that has more than 512Mb of ram and also use the ATI All in wonder RADEON: Any ram over 512MB causes the SOLUTION: Simply remove RAM above 512MB. Hopes this helps someone else. It would have saved me a week of frustration.

A7V Crashes When Playing Games w/ GeForce? IS THERE ANY ...
Techno Barbie technobar...@eazydot.com alt os windows-xp I just brought my Audigy card back to CompUSA today in exchange for the Santa Cruz with works great after the 19MB patch from there website. My Audigy card would work correctly for a minute or two and then would start to squell (??Spell).

Audigy solution on XP?
PS I forgot to mention about two month ago in another newsgroup someone else had a similar problem, they also had a audigy but a different make of speaker. I suggested the same solution, about two weeks later he emailed me and said he bought a different set of speakers and the problem was solved, like I said maybee

Soyo Dragon Plus + Audigy + WinXP solution!
Is there some pre-amp software I can get / download that would work with the Audigy? Sort of like Audigy works? You need a hardware solution: (1) M-Audio sells mic preamps. (2) Behringer sells small cheap mixing boards (starting at $39.95) that have mic inputs. (3) The product category "mic preamp" runs from soup

NWN and Audigy
Since I've upgraded my soundcard from Audigy 1 to Audigy 2, all I get for audio is sound effects. The background music is completly gone when I preview the cutscenes or play the game. Blizzard's website has no solution for this problem. So far, I tried complete reinstall of the OS and D2 plus Exp. All my other

HTPC - The Final Solution
... about an hour on the phone last night with the guy who sold me the card (for $15 and a 12-pack of beer), we stumbled on a seemingly obvious solution. Evidently, my old system just couldn't handle the increased work load of the Audigy. That seems contradictory as I would have thought the Audigy doing more

Cubase & Audigy?
I owned an Audigy, but it got fried/failed to work, so I had to get a new card. The sound positioning is excellent, but the card is also a PCI bus hog and does occassionally have problems with games when used on VIA motherboards. The Sonic Edge is the current Philips 5.1 solution. It's 40 dollars at Best Buy,

Seeking a solution for Audigy 2 Platinum "squeal of death"
I might mention that I have the audigy Platinum, but the MP3 and the platinum are the same card, you just don't have the "live drive". John wrote: Does anyone else have this issue and a solution: I have an SB Audigy MP3 sound card on an ASUS P4T-E and I get very poor sound output. The sound crackles and pops

SB Audigy+głośnkii Creativee Inspire 5300
"Blk`N`Tan" <nospamblknta...@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:vLAR7.3112$161.1741934@news02.optonline.net... Called Soyo to let them know what the solution was and the tech's response was "huh, that makes sense 'cause slots 4 and 5 are busmaster slots I thought all of the PCI slots were busmastered!

Audigy solution on XP?
SteveT steve.turner1...@btinternet.com alt os windows-xp My Audigy soundcard plays, but after a while, a high pitched noise comes from the speakers and the only solution is to power down!! I'll try connecting both leads, or, as someone else suggests, leave them off as, apparently, XP send the digital signal via the

Audigy with Cubase - has any solution ever come of this?
It drove me crazy finding one solution only just to discover the next problem was waiting for me. I finally solved it, but I am quite sure someone with less computer experience would make the jump back to Windows as fast as he could. I fully agree with you: let them join their intellects to create one sound system

New Build - Need Advice Please
Then I changed the bios from soundcard on board(on the motherboard)too soundcard audigy-->the card is nowwhere recognised,the PC always shows the soundcard on board as the default card. How can I fix this I've tried everything and still no solution Thanks Danny My MOBO had on-board sound.

Audigy + 8KHA+
Not a problem/solution which shows up for everyone. 8-) I've got a friend who is having fits getting Grand Prix Legends to run without stuttering in the graphics on a system quite similar to mine, and I'll be darned if we can find a solution. -- Chris H. Microsoft MVP - Windows XP Associate Expert Expert Zone

Soundblaster Audigy and Fostex VF-160 ADAT
Riboflavin repl...@newsgrouponly.com alt steinberg cubase I am having a problem in Cubase with Audigy, Windows 2000 that seems to be something others have run across: Simply will not output any ASIO VST sequenced data. --> Can play VST live just fine. --> Other apps work fine. --> Cubase works fine with another

8knxp, Audigy or Onboard sound?
COM creative products sound_blaster audigy hi audigy ls audio stereo from line 1 out to av control center, mp3 etc fine, when no sound and speakers are turned up, there is a ripping sound from the card. wattage and cpu consumption is fine, pci cards fine, electroshock non existant. clean install of os and card is

TV volume with audigy sound card
Probably your best, least expensive solution to try is a couple of Whirlwind Imp2 DIs, plug your normal cables from the Kurzweil into them, and then run the outputs from the DI to your mixer via microphone cables. This will allow you to determine the input signal strength by trim pots.

Audigy 2 or Soundstorm?
Incidentally, don't worry if all your PCI devices are sharing the same IRQ in Win2K - this is normal and is a requirement of ACPI (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface). If it is the Audigy drivers at fault, I think the only thing we can do is wait for newer drivers. I'm sorry I couldn't offer a solution but

No sound using Audigy 2 on 2.6.5
My Audigy soundcard plays, but after a while, a high pitched noise comes from the speakers and the only solution is to power down!! I'll try connecting both leads, or, as someone else suggests, leave them off as, apparently, XP send the digital signal via the BUS?? Trial and error I gues!