What you think about this card?

[Lexicon]

Foto

http://www.aukcjewp.wp.pl/show_item.php?it...8163199#gallery

 

Driver

http://ftp.gnu.org/tmp/linux-libre-fsf2_2....iophile-Usb.txt

 

Are you the 5.1 sound I hear? ....Lex

[scarecrow]

The draft is for Audiophile USB (not produced anymore, 24/96 audio card) while the photo is from (still produced) FastTrack USB (24/48 card for mobile recordings). They don't even use the same driver...

Edited March 16, 2009 by scarecrow

[Lexicon]

http://www.m-audio.com/

From what I know is the German company M-Audio only comes onto the market with professional equipment. USB card works without a problem, however, is that many cards do not work with Linux

 

http://www.twenga.pl/dir-Informatyka,Karta-dzwiekowa-529

 

A full range of products. Not that work under Linux. I want to buy M-Audio Revolution 5.1. Of course, no deviation from the topic.

 

From m-audio sound cards begin with, the rest is noise generators.

 

exchange rates

http://www.google.pl/ig/adde?moduleurl=hos...amp;source=plce

Edited March 16, 2009 by Lexicon

[scarecrow]

The Revolution works fine under Linux, and it's probably the best budget audiocard. It's only con is that it does not have a MIDI I/O.

I have an M-Audio Audiophile 2496 myself, which is even better, works equally fine under Linux, it also has a decent MIDI I/O, but it's two channel only.

If you want both multichannel and MIDI, you should IMO go for the Audiophile 192.

Edited March 17, 2009 by scarecrow

[Lexicon]

Thanks, I look forward eagerly to the shipment. With MIDI you help, I have a beautiful sound and how the bank will need to go used. I am concerned only that, people probably need a 5.1 card for DVDs and games ....Lex