That's correct but somr of the high end cards still prefer the on board Audio disabled.
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Originally posted by swsw1550 View PostWhen you run a 3RD party audio card like SoundBlaster, [email protected], ect you should always disable the on board audio, this is common practice with 99% of 3RD party audio cards.
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Originally posted by gaijin4life View PostI don't want to lose the onboard audio (by disabling) since it's better than the workaround audio I'm trying. Windows supports multiple cards natively. The problem I'm having is with Edius.
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Originally posted by redgum View PostYou can connect the HD Storm directly to the line-in port of your on-board sound card with a standard 3.5mm cable (just above the HDMI ports). You won't need a seperate sound card then.
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Originally posted by THoff View PostHave you tried disabling the onboard audio in the BIOS?
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You can connect the HD Storm directly to the line-in port of your on-board sound card with a standard 3.5mm cable (just above the HDMI ports). You won't need a seperate sound card then.
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Hdstorm/Edius 5 with multiple sound cards
I don't have a sound connector for the WIN XP PRO PCs onboard audio to connect the sound passthrough cable from the HDSTORM board, so I put a secondary sound card (Soundblaster Live PCI) in the system and connected the HDSTORM to that. I have EVERYTHING on the secondary card muted for playback AND record EXCEPT the Auxillary In, which has the HDSTORM sound cable plugged into it. No sound on capture OR playback of clips.
Even if I select the Soundblaster as the primary device, nothing.
Any ideas?Tags: None
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