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btw. with reference to the post above, about the warning you get from Windows when you install the files for this fix. I recently did this fix again on my PC, when I re-installed my system, and yes, Windows does come up and say that these files are not digitally signed, just click Continue. I have h...

Hi there, Sounds like you are having a bad time with your MOTU :( I am having no such problems with mine now, after doing this fix, but I was having similar issues before. I can only think of a couple of things you could try: - I presume you are already using a Texas Instruments chipset Firewire car...

As I said in my original post, I tried the MS Hotfix and it didnt work at all for me.

Although I did only try one hotfix (KB885222), I didnt know about the other one.

I don't understand that, I don't seem to remember Windows telling me they were not digitally signed, but I did have to force Windows to install them. I installed this fix quite a while now with those files as linked above, and have had no problems/issues/spyware/virus or anything like that, everythi...

I think the files you need are here:
http://www.over-clock.com/marci/1394sp1.zip

(thanks to whoever is hosting this as it is nothing to do with me)

Good luck!

I thought I should post a solution to a problem I have just fixed with my 828mk2 and XP SP2. The problem I was having was that I could not choose 88.2k or 96k sample rates or enable the ADAT ports without Cuemix crashing/not working and I couldn't get any low latencies out of the unit at all. As man...

Sounds bad :( One thing I would try would be to try a different Firewire cable. I will suggest how I acheived some success on my system, with XP SP2. -switch off your 828 and reboot windows, leaving the 828 off -remove all motu drivers and remove the SP2 Firewire hotfix -ensure that your Ti chipset ...

I would suggest sticking to Win XP SP1. I have had a few problems with my PC and a 828mk2 and in the end it seemed to be (mostly) down to SP2.

I have had similar problems with my 828mk2 in WinXP over the last couple of months and my final solution is to use WinXP SP1. I have tested WinXP both with SP2 and SP1, both with a Ti chipset Firewire controller and identical hardware. On SP2 I cannot get the 828mk2 to run at any sample rates higher...

I woudn't imagine this patching would introduce much latency, not sure though and I'm also not sure about the Headphone outs being the same as 1-8 outs, as they are all balanced Outputs, whereas the Headphone out, while it is a discrete out, it isnt balanced. Unless you could componsate for this on ...

You could do this by using short patch cables to route your 4 line outputs from the back of your Traveller straight back into any spare 4 line inputs you have (or maybe you could use your digitial inputs/outputs somehow, not sure what ins/outs you will already be using with your specific setup and I...