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Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printableHarry.
Great news! Thought I had read previously they work well but worth double c=
hecking before buying.Yeah I know about the DJx=2C but as my desktop has been in bits for many mo=
nths and not sure if/when I am likely to put it back together (build a new =
one) I feel it is worth having the recording capabilities on the laptop.ExpressCard slot on my laptop comes off a Texas Instruments chipset so I be=
lieve it should work very well.Regards=2C Dale.
(PS on lists like this should I reply below so it's easier to read for peop=
le on Digest versions of the mail=2C rather than above like I have done? Be=
en a while since I used many mail lists but sure I remember something about=
down-posting rather than up-posting...)Date: Fri=2C 15 Jul 2011 11:53:30 +0100
Subject: Re: [LAU] ExpressCard sound card (Indigo IOx)
From: harryhaaren@gmail.com
To: dj_kaza@hotmail.com
CC: linux-audio-user@lists.linuxaudio.orgHi Dale=2C
The Echo cards are in principal very well supported in Linux=2C as Echo act=
ively support development of drivers.They're even nice enough to post sourc=
es to a sample driver on thier site.I've got an Indigo DJ here (that's 2 stereo outputs=2C one headphones level=
w vol control=2C the other line). If you don't need inputs perhaps that's =
a good choice? As far as support goes=2C assuming your PCMCIA slot is good=
=2C it works *extremely* well. I'm running 5 ms with it=2C on a moderate la=
ptop and assuming your JACK graph isn't too heavy it won't xrun at all. Ver=
y happy with it.Slight drawback is that one needs the "echomixer" (part of alsa) to control=
the volume=2C as it provides 8 virtual outputs. But the echomixer is a goo=
d tool=2C and if you don't need to reconfigure it=2C it keeps its settings =
from last use.=20I picked mine up 2nd hand for a great price=2C perhaps worth checking out t=
he 2nd hand market?My advice: buy it. They're great :) -Harry =--_7901d60c-0f6a-4eea-86d6-436161dbd602_
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Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printableHarry.Great news! Thought I had read previously they work well but =
worth double checking before buying.Yeah I know about the DJx=2C bu=
t as my desktop has been in bits for many months and not sure if/when I am =
likely to put it back together (build a new one) I feel it is worth having =
the recording capabilities on the laptop.ExpressCard slot on my lap=
top comes off a Texas Instruments chipset so I believe it should work very =
well.Regards=2C Dale.(PS on lists like this should I re=
ply below so it's easier to read for people on Digest versions of the mail=
=2C rather than above like I have done? Been a while since I used many mail=
lists but sure I remember something about down-posting rather than up-post=
ing...)Date: Fri=2C 15 Jul 2011 11:53:=
30 +0100Subject: Re: [LAU] ExpressCard sound card (Indigo IOx)From:=
harryhaaren@gmail.comTo: dj_kaza@hotmail.comCC: linux-audio-user@l=
ists.linuxaudio.orgHi Dale=2CThe Echo cards are=
in principal very well supported in Linux=2C as Echo actively support deve=
lopment of drivers.They're even nice enough to post sources to a=
sample driver on thier site.
I've got an Indigo DJ here (that's 2 stereo outputs=2C =
one headphones level w vol control=2C the other line). If you don't need in=
puts perhaps that's a good choice? As far as support goes=2C assuming your =
PCMCIA slot is good=2C it works *extremely* well. I'm running 5 ms with it=
=2C on a moderate laptop and assuming your JACK graph isn't too heavy it wo=
n't xrun at all. Very happy with it.
Slight drawback is that one needs the "echomixer" (part=
of alsa) to control the volume=2C as it provides 8 virtual outputs. But th=
e echomixer is a good tool=2C and if you don't need to reconfigure it=2C it=
keeps its settings from last use. =3B
I picked mine up 2nd hand for a great price=2C perhaps =
worth checking out the 2nd hand market?My advice: buy it. They'r=
e great :) -Harry
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