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txa
hi, i m new so bear with me

i want to use my X-fi's ac3 decoder to decode n convert to multichannel wave

possible?
Skelsgard
QUOTE(txa @ Nov 23 2006, 09:49) *
hi, i m new so bear with me

i want to use my X-fi's ac3 decoder to decode n convert to multichannel wave

possible?


Yes, it is.
YouŽll need to feed the AC3 to the soundboard decoder, either thru playing it with Mediasource (Mediasource can record to 8-ch 96kHz 24 bits WAV but thereŽs a 2 or 4 Gb size limitation, wich is good for about only 15 minutes of this given bitdepth and frequency, so not enough for film audio tracks) or playing it with a decoder that supports SPDIF output (i.e. BSPlayer with the Soundboard as renderer and AC3Filter, or Media Player Classic wich allows also to choose the renderer).

Then youŽll need an audio app that can record thru ASIO, like Kristal Audio Engine, Audition 2.0 or Vegas 7. Sadly thereŽs no freeware app for this.

I have a Audigy 2 ZS and thru ASIO you record in either 8-ch 48kHz 16bits or 2-ch 96kHz 24bits, but no 8-ch 96kHz 24bits. I donŽt know if the X-Fi has the same limitations.

Cheers.
txa
right thanks...

but isnt there a way to sort of use it like besweet or a similar encoding software
cos i figured i d be able to record it but that d take just too friggin long
Skelsgard
Nope, only thru ASIO.
txa
ok
thank you
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