For me it won't work unless: (i) I use the turtle beach driver instead of the generic USB audio driver built in to Windows, AND (ii) Resample to 48 kHz within Foobar

Quote: Originally Posted by hotsoda The Emotiva looks like it's a nice solution, so I might end up purchasing that. It looks like it has a fan inside, which is my only real fear (if it gets hot / how much sound the fan makes). I don't personally own a BPA-1 (though I would like...

There is also the Emotiva BPA-1 for $129 shipped, if it does not have to be a digital amp: Emotiva Audio Products :: BPA-1 Audio Power Amplifier

Slightly different path if you have the space: Amp: Sonic Impact T-Amp Gen 2: $59.99 + shipping: Parts Express:Sonic Impact 5065 Gen 2 T-Amp with Power Supply or Emotiva BPA-1: $125 shipped Emotiva Audio Products :: BPA-1 Audio Power Amplifier plus speakers: Athena AS-B1.2s: $99.95 +...

Quote: Originally Posted by xenithon Is it simply the same as the ALC888 but with Dolby Digital Live and DTS Connect added? Based on the datasheet here: ftp://202.65.194.18/pc/audio/ALC888_DataSheet_1.0.pdf It would seem like the hardware is the same, and the DD and DTS are...

Quote: Originally Posted by bungle Using XP generic driver and Foobar 0.9.3.1 I can't get KS working with my TBAAM. I have tried resampling to 48 kHz (with Resampler DSP). I don't get errors but it never plays - I push play and the visualization graph blips but then stops. Setting the...

The T-amp only has analog input, so don't worry about optical/digital output on the AV710.

I remember otherwise -- if you flash with Prodigy firwmare you will lose all analog channels.

Quote: Originally Posted by Funky_Junk I just recieved my Chaintech AV710 in the mail yesterday, and Im trying to get the most out of it that I can. I've heard that its relatively easy to flash the card to act as an Audiotrak Prodigy. I've looked around here and the internet and I have...

Quote: Originally Posted by nichifanlema Sunix UTA2051 5.1channel USB interface soundcard... http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16829104001 any ideas? Detailed specs here: http://www.sunix.com.tw/en/Promotion-1.php?sid=290 Looks like it's resampled to 48 Khz .

Quote: Originally Posted by Chiliman It looks as though it can only handle 8 ohms and 6 ohms. I may have misread, so let me know what you think: http://usa.denon.com/avr1403_productsheet.pdf Thanks Product sheet certainly seems to imply that. Maybe give Denon a call to confirm?

Chiliman, the EPOS ELS3s are rated for 4 ohms, which may be hard to drive for some receivers/amps. I am not familiar with your receiver, but you may want to check and makes sure that it has no problems with 4 ohm speakers before you take the plunge.

I am assuming you are looking for a pair of speakers? Check out Ascend CBM-170 SE http://www.ascendacoustics.com/pages...70/cbm170.html and also Rocket X-series speakers http://www.av123.com/products_catego...akers&brand=55 if you don't mind buying Internet Direct.

I have a AV710 flashed to Prodigy firmware and using Prodigy driver, connected to A/V receiver via optical link. Running foobar 0.8.3, I am able to get bit perfect playback of both DTS and DD surround test audio files from the Swedish radio website listed above. Direct link to the test files...

Is DMA transfer mode turned on for your IDE controller?

Would one of these work? http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showd...number=090-324 http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showd...number=090-319 No experience with them, just happened to find them through googling.

You can still get the Pioneer A-35R at Vanns: http://www.vanns.com/shop/servlet/it...ures/531199920 Or you can also check out the popular Sonic T-amp/Super T-amp

Some feedbacks on the Pioneer in the following threads: http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showt...highlight=a35r http://www6.head-fi.org/forums/showt...ighlight=a-35r http://www6.head-fi.org/forums/showt...ighlight=a-35r

Check out the Pioneer A35R Integrated Amp, may fit your needs: http://www.vanns.com/shop/servlet/it...ails/531199920

If it is a lot easier and cheaper to find a card with spdif out, maybe you can use it together with a converter like this http://siig.com/product.asp?query=Toslink&pid=567

LOL, we keep talking but the original poster seems to have disappeared.

Try installing the card in a different PCI slot, turning off all the onboard devices you are not using (e.g. Serial or Parallel ports, sound, RAID, etc.), and maybe also different version of Prodigy driver and see if that helps. Some people have reported success also with Kernel Streaming...

Aaaah. . . Oxford Compass Kit. . . that sure brings back memories LOL

Maybe the Audiotrak Prodigy 7.1 LT or the older Prodigy 192 will work for you: http://www.audiotrak.net/prodigy7.1LT.htm http://www.audiotrak.net/prodigy192.htm

I am curious: those having click and pop problems with TBAAM, are you using any other USB devices on the same computer?