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Of ram, on Windows 7 64 bit Ultimate Edition, back in April. I just built a AMD quad core computer, running 6 gigs

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Is Microsoft donig anything to address this, or simply stating revert to legacy drivers? It seems to be affecting a lot of machines, and the legacy driver trick doesn't work for everyone. The additional rub here is that I CAN'T EVEN RUN IN XP MODE since there's Please let me know if there's anything in the works here that we can expect or if I have to continue spending all my time trying to get what used to work on XP working on Win7. Sdk or syscon toolkit and having to build a driver myself (which I still think won't work) MSFT has completly FAILED in terms of supporting IEEE 1394 on Win7. I've even read the whitepaper and tweaked registry settings.

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I am a computer professional and have tried ALL the TRICKS so please quit pawning off the (Legacy) driver stuff here. I have had my HPВ win7 64 bit Core i7 Q720 Ghz for 3 months now and I STILL CAN'T USE ANY OF THE IEEE 1394 devices for which I MISTAKINGLY thought moving to a faster machine and Windows 7 would provide me better performanceДЄnd usability!!! My Motu 828 Firewire and other firewire devicesВ are completely unusable on the Win7 platform.Д¬ompletely FED UP here.

#Alesis io26 troubleshooting install

We are lucky that Reaper can install so easily that we can do these tests without having to take a laptop home to instal the software.Someone at Microsoft please explain to me why these new drivers are used by default when they simply do not work with so many existing firewire devices?

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I do like your Mac idea as some of my researches have ended up looking in that direction too.ДЄlso Sweetwater and some other dealers have laptops dedicated to music so you could ask them to check it with the same sort of interface you are getting before ordering a laptop from them but their laptops are a bit more pricy than you may get in the 'garden variety' local stores. Then make sure it works from the key on the home or work system before taking the key and interface to a friendy laptop dealer and testing that it all works together on a damanding project.ДЄs my friend owns the computer shop I will be testing the phantom power on a cardbus too just to see if it works but I think that will be too much to ask for.

Anyone able to suggest a suitable torture test project? Of course if you just want to record and not use it in a live situation then it may be pretty easy to get an interface and just test it with laptops until you find one that works seamlessly.ДЄnyway my point was meant to be to use a simple solution and test the interface if possible first then load reaper on a USB key with a torture test project. Not sure how Art got his mains power to work as the adapter seems to go up to 230v and we have 240v mains in Australia.ДЇrom what I gather both MOTU and RME stuff has very low latency but others are possible too. I will get an external battery pack later for outdoor recording and recording in the bush away from mains power. Trying to run 48v phantom power from a laptop battery would be very problematic anyway. That is ok as the six pins are for power and (I think the nine pins too). I will try it on his cheap but interesting duo core chinese laptops but these only have 4 pin firewire. My solution was to get the Traveler and take to to my friend's computer shop in Prahran. I have Nicholas to thank for putting me onto Paul Allen at Sweetwater who listened (well read) very carefully about my concerns regarding the Firestudio in re both latency and hardware compatability. Still waiting for it to come but the guy at Sweetwater was fantastic with it. I have decided to get the interface first. I would even consider selling my AMD desktop machine for a few hundred pounds, because the mac-mini could easily replace it:Д«est thing being, I'll be able to run windows and OSX. This gives me a total of: ВЈ799 to work with. I'll get a refund for the Alesis, and a refund for the firewire express card. in fact, its almost a certainty.Дell said its fine to get a refund for the laptop.

So I'm definitely going to consider the apple mac-mini route. our guitarist has a friend who works at an Apple store. I'd want 8 analog inputs, each with a trim/gain control. Basically I could afford ВЈ300 for an interface if I got the Mac-mini. ВЈ?.Д«ut then I'm stuck on what interface to get. Buy tft monitor that is still light and portable. Return and get refund for Alesis soundcard. One idea lurking around in my head is to:ДЎ.