[BC] Sound card question (ASI-4300)

Bruce Doerle bdoerle at mail.ucf.edu
Mon Feb 2 20:20:27 CST 2009


Keith,

There are a couple of other things to look at too.

Firstly do have the correct driver for the software.  ASI provides both WDM and WAVE drivers.  For example, I found out that Real Audio does not the wave driver but runs fine with the WDM driver.

Another thing to consider is that the older ASI cards do not like the newer, faster multi-core processors.  I had a problem with an 5000 series ASI card and ASI was very helpful in helping me resolve the problem.

my $0.02

bcd

>>> On 2/2/2009 at 8:33 PM, in message <49879EED.8030701 at gmail.com>, Tom
<Radiofreetom at gmail.com> wrote:
> Sounds like buffer under-run; check the software.
> 
> Also verify that there are no "blank frames" on the ends of the files 
> when the skipping starts... a missing EOF marker could be the culprit 
> (corrupted frame)
> 
> HTH!
> 
> Keith Hammond wrote:
>>
>> In every single install, the card will play two or three audio files
>> perfectly, then it will start to "skip" - as would a 45 RPM record that is
>> scratched - and, after playing the file completely to its ending, will
>> suddenly repeat the final 8 to 12 seconds of audio again so that we get to
>> hear the last song fade out twice. In some certain instances, such as liners
>> and/or weather forecasts (shorter cuts), it simply starts a continuous
>> repeat of the final 9 seconds or so that *will* continue until someone
>> intervenes.




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