IronLunatic
Hi All,
As I bought a new PC with AMD 64-bit processor I installed Windows XP Pro 64.
After installation I found out that there are no drivers available for the Maya 44
PCI card (this is the internal card, not the USB one).
I contacted Audiotrak but without any reply.
Does anyone have the same issue.
Did someone find a sounded and proofed workaround?
Ps: Trying to install the Maya USB 64-bit drivers doesn't work.
Thanks to you all for your help.
As I bought a new PC with AMD 64-bit processor I installed Windows XP Pro 64.
After installation I found out that there are no drivers available for the Maya 44
PCI card (this is the internal card, not the USB one).
I contacted Audiotrak but without any reply.
Does anyone have the same issue.
Did someone find a sounded and proofed workaround?
Ps: Trying to install the Maya USB 64-bit drivers doesn't work.
Thanks to you all for your help.
geposted Tue 04 Jul 06 @ 5:55 pm
xeon
They should reply. Just wait :) They did to me :)
geposted Tue 04 Jul 06 @ 7:29 pm
low-fat-al
you have the orginal maya 44 from audiotrak?
I know that they discontinued it and then ESI is selling it now.
Maybe on ESI's websit they would have the drivers for it and the older AudioTrak model.
I actually have both but haven't used a 64bit OS yet.
Would it really make a difference with VDJ?
I know that they discontinued it and then ESI is selling it now.
Maybe on ESI's websit they would have the drivers for it and the older AudioTrak model.
I actually have both but haven't used a 64bit OS yet.
Would it really make a difference with VDJ?
geposted Wed 05 Jul 06 @ 1:12 pm
IronLunatic
Thanks for the reply, Xeon and Low-Fat-Al.
I hope they'll reply soon.
On the ESI website there's nothing about 64-bit drivers.
What I did find out is that almost all my 32-bit programs run faster on a win xp 64.
Especially Lame encoder, cdex, Spin It again (for recording disks).
As i use time coded vinyl (and as i'm freaky about response time) i hope to get lower lag times (and thous more a 'real vinyl touch'
I hope they'll reply soon.
On the ESI website there's nothing about 64-bit drivers.
What I did find out is that almost all my 32-bit programs run faster on a win xp 64.
Especially Lame encoder, cdex, Spin It again (for recording disks).
As i use time coded vinyl (and as i'm freaky about response time) i hope to get lower lag times (and thous more a 'real vinyl touch'
geposted Thu 06 Jul 06 @ 12:24 am
low-fat-al
I use the TCV and the response time is pretty good. Please let us all know if that makes the difference with a 64bit OS. I would switch in a heartbeat if that was a good fix for response time.
geposted Thu 06 Jul 06 @ 1:27 am
TONY RUIZ
Hello,
If anyone knows, I would also like to find out if theres a big difference with a 64 bit OS, being that I also have a 64 bit prossesor on my laptop. and if theres such a OS
on the market now.
Thank you all
Tony
If anyone knows, I would also like to find out if theres a big difference with a 64 bit OS, being that I also have a 64 bit prossesor on my laptop. and if theres such a OS
on the market now.
Thank you all
Tony
geposted Thu 06 Jul 06 @ 7:24 am