[BC] Digital Juke Box Automation

[Jeff Johnson]

Craig, I've found that the M-Audio Delta cards have goofy drivers. I've run 
into similar problems. The Windows Playback mixer recognizes the card, but 
the Record mixer does not. Adobe Audition 1.5 will record via the card's 
inputs, but the input levels are 'fixed' and the hardware mixer feeding the 
card's inputs controls the record levels. As I recall, the M-Audio software 
mixer is ignored by Audition. Goofy.

M-Audio told me via support eMail, that such things are 'normal', 'to be 
expected' or words to that effect. The setup worked, and I left it as it 
was just setting levels with the hardware mixer feeding the computer.

The same card, a Delta 44, in a logger we bought from iMedia, works 
properly. I am trying to remember if there was only an ASIO interface. 
Additionally, the Inputs and Outputs are 'phony' balanced by a resistor 
from the low side to common. Still, it's OK for $100.00.

Your Digital Juke Box program must not recognize the driver - whatever it is.

Jeff.Johnson at rfproof.com

At 05:45 PM 2/13/2010, Craig Bowman wrote:
>No.  When you click start the meters make a jump up as if to start
>playing then nothing.  No sound, no meters bouncing, nothing.  Recording
>audio does not work either.  As I indicated, in the production unit
>Adobe Audition 3 records and plays just fine when using the same
>input/output settings.
>
>Craig Bowman
>Bowman Engineering