
By Lampdog
Wed Jul 30, 2008 6:21 am
My bad, 44khz
I was just reading some way prervious posts on this, 44khz it's said.
I was just reading some way prervious posts on this, 44khz it's said.
By Scarecrow
Thu Jul 31, 2008 5:46 am
strange issue some of you are having... my spdif in and out works on both of my 2000's

By Lampdog
Thu Jul 31, 2008 7:01 am
Unfortunately I can't check my digi in/out right now.
Shouts to Jimbo for the 2kxl 8outboard.
Shouts to Jimbo for the 2kxl 8outboard.
By GeoffShoulders
Thu Jul 31, 2008 10:47 am
Scarecrow wrote:strange issue some of you are having... my spdif in and out works on both of my 2000's
I know. Took my 2kxl and my Saffire card to a friends last night as I found out he had SPDIF on his graphics card coz he's a big gamer.
Anyway, the Saffire is fine, the MPC SPDIF is fine, but neither 8 out card was sending SPDIF out. I'm assuming now that the SPDIF on the 8 out cards is probably OK (to have 2 different cards with broken SPDIF seems unlikely) so maybe something on the main board?
No way to check that though......

By elektrik_muz
Thu Jul 31, 2008 5:54 pm
Sorry to interject with this possibly clueless response again but -- does the Saffire have a setting somewhere to chose S/PDIF clock source?
The reason I keep bringing this up is because I thought I saw a few posts on here in the past with people having similar problems until they found this setting and changed it to external so the card was no longer trying to interpret an external digital signal with it's own internal clock. I don't remember which sound cards were involved, though.
Perhaps my memory is totally off on this one.....
The reason I keep bringing this up is because I thought I saw a few posts on here in the past with people having similar problems until they found this setting and changed it to external so the card was no longer trying to interpret an external digital signal with it's own internal clock. I don't remember which sound cards were involved, though.
Perhaps my memory is totally off on this one.....
By GeoffShoulders
Thu Jul 31, 2008 8:48 pm
Hi elektrik_muz
Nothing I can find - you can change the sample rate but that's it. When I spoke to Focusrite they said it was just plug and play and I didn't have to change anything last night when I sent SPDIF out from my mates PC to the card. Worked perfectly straight off.
There is an 'Ext' button on the software control but when I hit it it says there is no external SPDIF Source
I will double check though
GeoffShoulders
Nothing I can find - you can change the sample rate but that's it. When I spoke to Focusrite they said it was just plug and play and I didn't have to change anything last night when I sent SPDIF out from my mates PC to the card. Worked perfectly straight off.
There is an 'Ext' button on the software control but when I hit it it says there is no external SPDIF Source
I will double check though
GeoffShoulders

By Lampdog
Fri Aug 01, 2008 8:17 am
GeoffShoulders wrote:There is an 'Ext' button on the software control but when I hit it it says there is no external SPDIF Source
That sounds as if the mpc itself is not putting out a digital source.
By GeoffShoulders
Fri Aug 01, 2008 8:27 am
Lampdog wrote:GeoffShoulders wrote:There is an 'Ext' button on the software control but when I hit it it says there is no external SPDIF Source
That sounds as if the mpc itself is not putting out a digital source.
Yep. but as I've used 2 different 8 out boards I'm assuming it must be something on the main board. It doesn't seem likely that I've got 2 broken 8 outs boards, especially as they both accept SPDIF in.

By vinyl_junkie_1620
Fri Sep 26, 2008 11:33 pm
I know this is a long shot but disconnect the spdif out from the Saphire LE that is connected to the MPC spdif in and only have the SPDIF out from the MP going into the soundcard. I think I had a simmilar problem few weeks ago if I had both things connected, otherwise both digital i/o's work ok.
By Chromek
Mon Sep 29, 2008 4:17 am
I have never been able to record my SPDIF out into a DAW, But if I plug the SPDIF into some Digital speakers it works. So maybe it's there for Monitoring only??
By nanoloop
Wed Oct 01, 2008 12:49 am
its probably down to the software and soundcard settings, if the speakers can pick up the signal im sure a computer can record it.


