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post #136 of 143
Yes, Optical Out Works for me too!

Macbook Pro (USB) > XFI HD (Optical OUT) > Pioneer Receiver

You should try your Optical In to Analog Out to see if it works as well.

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post #137 of 143
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should only use the driver that comes with the CD and not the automatically installed driver when connected to the USB the first time.

Have to uninstall the driver and then install the driver using the cd

 


Can we get some clarification on why this is necessary?

 

post #138 of 143
http://www.x-hifi.com/doc/20100001585.htm


Internals for XFI HD for whoever that is interested
post #139 of 143
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Can we get some clarification on why this is necessary?

 



It's basically due to how Creative's driver installation works. After the base driver that came with the product is installed, then updated drivers can be installed on top of it.

post #140 of 143
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It's basically due to how Creative's driver installation works. After the base driver that came with the product is installed, then updated drivers can be installed on top of it.


Would this improve the units performance?

 

post #141 of 143

 

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Originally Posted by Zeroboi View Post

Hmm... dont think so, cos my pioneer receiver can actually receive and play the signal as well.

What i was told by Creative Hotline was that it does not play back encoded signal. Not sure what kind of signal is output by my macbook pro, but i do not think it is encoded.

Disappointed:(


Maybe encoded signal would be like a DTS stream and what not?

post #142 of 143
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Would this improve the units performance?



When doing product installation through Creative's guidelines, it usually means that there will be less chance of issues occurring, so it ends up giving better results.

post #143 of 143

Anyone think the USB HD would be able to power some Q701s?  An external amp is out of the question, the USB HD has problems with external amps.  I think grabbing one of these might be my best best outside of hauling a receiver around.

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