hi,i connect with a digital cable (rca)from my S/PDIF out to digital in in my soundcard,but my sound card have nota coaxial jack,just a normal plug,so i find a coaxial jack adapter and it fit,but no signal ?
i hope somebody can help me, thanks
martin. .
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thanks for the response opus...i have instald a extigy soundcard
thanks for the response opus...i have instald a extigy soundcard,but my sound is cracking,also if i listen to music,and click on any icon on my desktop.something wrong in my motherboard??? i have no other soundcard insite...
somebody know this problem???
martin.....
Well...check your IRQ's to make sure you dont have a conflict. A
Well...check your IRQ's to make sure you dont have a conflict. Also how much memory do you have? What OS? What processor? What chipset..you need to give us way more information than that...
I deleted your other post since it makes no sense to have multiple threads on the same topic..keep it in this thread for other people to research..if one thread contains the same issues with a solution it makes life easier for others to read and follow. M'Kay?
Give me more specific details and maybe we can help ya out
Opus
Well...64MB ram isnt a hell of a lot of memory so I would instal
Well...64MB ram isnt a hell of a lot of memory so I would install more..RAM is really cheap these days and well worth it...get yourself a 256 chip and see if that helps...I still need to know your IRQ settings as that could be the answer probably..
Coaxial and RCA are the same thing man...
Opus
hi opus,i can not find conflict,sRight click "My Computer"
hi opus,i can not find conflict,s
Right click "My Computer"
Select "Properties"
Select the "Device Manager" tab
Double click on the "Computer" icon and you will see a complete list of all the IRQ's in use. If you see more than 2(two) of the same number you might have a conflict. I say
might becuase some devices CAN share and wont cause any problems. You might see IRQ for PCI Sharing or something like that...that is not an IRQ conflict...normal configuration if you see that with a device...it's when two "devices" are sharing the same IRQ is a problem.
Did you try reducing the hardware acceleration for your video card?
where can i do that,and how???
Start menu>Settings>Control Panel>Open Display Properties..Settings Tab...Advanced button on the bottom>locate the hardware acceleration slider on one of the tabs..reduce it down to the second to last setting...
Let me know
Opus
Huh? That makes no sense...SPDIF is SPDIF..RCA jack..if the soun
Huh? That makes no sense...SPDIF is SPDIF..RCA jack..if the sound blaster doesnt have a coaxial input for digital than it's not digital..no adapters needed..sounds to me like you are confused possibly into thinking that the SB card has SPDIF when it doesnt..if you are going from RCA to 1/8" jack then that is not going to work at all....
Opus