M-audio Audiophile 192 Problems On Tiger, It doesn't work well under 10.4.2 Options

[iBug]

I have a dual 2.7 G5, bought this Audiophile 192 just yesterday, installed the newest drivers for 10.4.2 but it doesn't work properly. In iTunes for example or Quicktime Player, or DVD player, if the sampling rate is set to 192 or anything higher than 44100, there are pops and clicks all the time, it goes away sometimes but I have no idea when they go away. Sometimes I stop the song and resume it and they are gone. Sometimes, even if I switch back to 44100, they don't go away. I close the running programs, log out, log in, set the rate to 44100 and open all the programs again to get rid of it. But sometimes it just works. What is wrong with this card? Is my unit defected or is it about the drivers again?

[Fdumptch]

OK so there's 3 of us in the same boat.
I'll just keep filling out the tech support forms and it would be good if you guys can do the same.

The last one I sent was months ago asking which slot I should use the 133 MHz or 100 MHZ ....
I got no response.

Now I see it doesn't matter - basically would you agree it seems to be a sync problem?

I also can't use the standalone version of Absynth 2.0.5 with this card either - Absynth just stops responding and I have to force quit if I try and set the audio to Audiophile 192.

The plug-in version works fine with Cubase SX 3 ( and now 3.1)
I tried also to use a free Synth made by NI distributed by CM Magazine - same problem if I try and select Audiophile as the destination for output.
I tried locking the sample rate in the Delta Control Panel to see if that would help at all - but no - it's just the same crap.
If I play anything with QuickTime player or iTunes and stop the song and restart or skip through a song - I get the same "sync" issues - output becomes choppy and Distorted.....

My work around now is that I installed SoundSource from Rogue Amoeba Software which puts a menu item up that you can quickly change between cards (sound sources) Temporarily switching to built-in audio and back to the 192 fixes up the audio - but this is just such crap to go through.

Ce message a été modifié par Fdumptch - jeu. 15 sept. 2005, 07:47.