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On Wednesday 31 December 2008 17:29:23 Florian Faber wrote:

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> > Now my question to those who also tried firewire audio: was it a success

> > story for you from the beginning or did anybody make similar experiences

> > and how did you proceed further?

> Wenn Du kuerzestmoegliche Latenz brauchst und mit dem Notebook arbeiten

> MUSST, dann wirst Du nicht um etwas wie eine RME Multiface/Digiface

> herumkommen - mit PCMCIA-Adapter. Firewire ist leider nicht wirklich

> brauchbar in der Hinsicht.

=46irst: This is still an english-speaking list...
Second: That might be your oppinion, but its not a universal rule. I did us=

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my firewire-setup with great success for live-foh-mixing and foh-effects. Y=

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did have low-latency. Firewire is capable of that...

And I don't think buying an expensive RME pcmcia interface will help Susann=

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because her pcmcia-slot is sharing its interrupt with the graphics card.=20

Regardless whether there is a modem, a fw-controller or a rme-interface in=

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there, its always sharing its interrupt with the (nvidia-)graphics card...
Have fun,
Arnold
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