[78-L] digital dilemma
Malcolm
malcolm at 78data.com.invalid
Thu Apr 12 12:31:49 PDT 2018
No idea of the fix but I run Windows 8.1 on a Windows 10 platform on my
3 year old Dell. What's annoying is that 10 is still there lurking
beneath 8.1 and sometimes it rears it's ugly head. But I can ignore it.
I run most of my audio gear and Word on 8.1, inherited from my XP, and
it all works fine.
Just sayin'.
Malcolm
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On 4/12/2018 8:46 AM, Rodger Holtin wrote:
> For ten plus years I've used an outboard sound card from ADS Tech with a
> desktop machine running Windows XP. It worked with my original Nero
> recording software and also with Audacity. It worked perfectly with three
> or four XP machines over the years, but the most recent XP machine no longer
> plays well with others and at fifteen years old, it can't last much longer,
> so I've picked up a Windows 10 machine with i5 processor etc.
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> I've navigated most of the usual issues, and learned a lot of Microsoft
> updates are not improvements but regressions, and I've figured out
> workarounds for most of the outlook and office crap, but this one is the
> most important and it really bugs me and I hope one of you tech-savvy folks
> can bail me out.
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> Apparently, the ADS Tech sound card may not compatible with Windows 10, and
> ADS Tech appears to be out of business, so there's no advice available from
> them. It takes the left channel from the card and doubles it over to the
> left and right in the computer. In other words, with both plugged in, I get
> signal in both L & R at the computer, but unplug only the left from the
> mixer and I get silence at the computer. Likewise, unplugging only the
> right from the mixer, I still have signal in both left and right at the
> computer - both are the left channel at the mixer. Dubbing a stereo record
> or tape, or grabbing some FM radio and it becomes immediately obvious what's
> going on. So it looks like stereo because both input meters jump, but the
> signals are identical - from the left channel only. If I plug it back into
> the XP machine, it's still perfect, so it seems to be a Windows 10 problem.
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> Anybody ever run into this, or have any ideas for the fix?
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> Perhaps a new outboard sound card is the only solution, so recommendations
> there would be appreciated as well.
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> Rodger
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> For best results use Victor Needles
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