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The problem now is as it has always been, but with 5.5 the IRQ sharing thing is fabulous, so obviously a lot of problems solved.
Some of us seem to manage to make the Krystal the default .wav player, but how.... ? 'appears to be some sort of magic. (Never been so lucky here, the voodoo to do it doesn't work for us, although we did manage to get an old REV J to default once upon a time).
MTUSUPPORT ADDED: This is no longer supported under Windows 2000 or XP.
So sure, MTU projects plays .wavs as it always has, but if you want to process/stretch/eq/compress/reverse realtime etc etc.. some audio in say Sound Forge or whatever (and that is brilliant of course), YOU NEED TO HEAR IT while you are doing it and you need to hear it as a Krystal sound, our obvious favourite system. Can't do it! Only off some internal sound card that some manage to get running with Krystal on board.
Sharing experiences: I run Sound Forge on a Protools system and there is quite a latentcy, so bad in fact that you cannot scrub in SF as you can a bog standard cheapo sound card running the ASIO stuff or VST.
So I suppose I understand Dave's plight as sad as is. I figure the best way round it now would be to "BUY" one of the numerous USB devices, such as EZBUS ..No IRQ required.. Hot swap..(which I dont think runs on USB 2 yet does it?). Then we are partying (in theory) .. Aint tried it yet, but can see a problem.
G
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