I read that there can be issues with fire wire ports that are NOT Texas Instruments or use the T.I. drivers. This is very confusing to me. My Dell shows a Ricoh driver for my fire wire port. Is it possible to load a T.I. driver for that fire wire port? Is it possible that some of the issues I am having with Sonar are or can be attributed to the Ricoh driver?
Thanks
Firewire ports..T.I. or Ricoh
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Re: Firewire ports..T.I. or Ricoh
I have no problem using a Ricoh FW port with my 828Mk2.
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Re: Firewire ports..T.I. or Ricoh
Most audio interface manufactures recommend using TI based firewire adapters. Note, this is not the "driver" this is the actual physical chip on your firewire adapter. Ricoh are usually hit or miss (mostly miss as far as I know), that would mean that if you're getting pops/clicks or dropouts in audio you will probably have to buy a firewire adapter with a TI chipset.
Joel
Joel
Pro Tools 10
M-Audio Pro Fire 2626
M-Audio ProjectMix I/O
Desktop:
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Windows 7 Pro 64bit
M-Audio Pro Fire 2626
M-Audio ProjectMix I/O
Desktop:
Asus P5QL-VM DO
Core 2 Duo E7300 4GB RAM
Windows 7 Pro 64bit
Laptop:
Lenovo ThinkPad T500
4GB RAM
Windows 7 Pro 64bit