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by vitesse (User) | 12/18/2009
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I tried the new 1.08 drivers on my Windows Seven x64 installation. Thanks to Esi to have released a new drivers.
The card is by default an Envy24 family audio controller. When I do the upgrade of drivers from the device manager it refuse to use the prodigy drivers. When I manually force the drivers to the 1.08 I have BSOD with prodigy audio and error code (10) with prodigy controller (the two drivers available)
How can I use this drivers on Seven x64?
p.s. I have an Prodigy HD2 Advance Deluxe
Edit: Another question.
Why I can't see line in in Seven X64? I want to record k7 to computer using line in.
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- 12/18/2009 (03:36)
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- 12/19/2009 (22:54)
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| reply by Funkx
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Hi vitesse,
you have to flash a new bios to the card first. Otherwise it will only be recognised as an Envy24-card.
Here's an explanation (google-translation):
Korean-forum
- click on the thread called "Prodigy HD2 only Vista driver v1.2 Beta"
- make a DOS-BootDisk and add new Bios-file (ASIO Bios)
- take out the card and place a jumper on JP4 (marked in the thread)
- start from the boot-disk and follow the instructions for flashing
On next reboot, you can install the 1.08 drivers (but never remove the jumper!)
Good luck
Funkx |
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| reply by vitesse
(User) | 12/20/2009 | 00:04 |
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Oh thanks for your help. I don't remember having flashed the card, but will flash it to the asio bios
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| reply by vitesse
(User) | 12/20/2009 | 01:37 |
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Updates:
It worked well, I now have audiotrack drivers and control pannel.
For me using Windows Seven x64 I needed to disable the soundcad in sound pannel, the change the default 256ms latency to 48ms then reactivating the card as I had heavy crackling sound.
I read somewhere on the forum that using pci latency of 64 may solve the problem but this is not an option on my board (asus maximus)
I found the 40khz feature quite interesting, will have to do more listening if it really change something, but I doubt as digital are hard limited from 0-20khz. |
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