PC Audiofire8 (or 12 I guess) users chime in please

csl · 3rd December 2008

Just a quickie -- do you find that when you launch the Echo mixer in Win XP, that it starts way over on the left, with just enough of the toolbar hanging over allowing you to grab it and move it to a more central locale? (I'm not running a multi-monitor setup, btw.)

Mihaly · 3rd December 2008

Yes,
Very Occassionally. Although at least once it was so far over that I couldn't grab it to drag it back. Solution - lower the resolution temporarily while you drag it back....

Apart from that I have had no problems whatsoever with it in several years of use (once the Windows XP firewire patch was installed that is)

Cheers,
Mihaly

csl · 3rd December 2008

Hmm. I might drop Echo a line about this.

Yeah, it's such a silly little thing, and other than that everything's been 100% rock solid and just generally brilliant.

lord_bunny · 3rd December 2008

no issues here with the audiofire12... they do have more jitter from my experience than my old echo layla 20's (PCI based). i've found both firewire converters i've used to have more jitter though.

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csl Gear addict Joined: Oct 2006 Location: Newcastle upon Tyne, England Posts: 420 Thread Starter	PC Audiofire8 (or 12 I guess) users chime in please Just a quickie -- do you find that when you launch the Echo mixer in Win XP, that it starts way over on the left, with just enough of the toolbar hanging over allowing you to grab it and move it to a more central locale? (I'm not running a multi-monitor setup, btw.) __________________ Chris Leary Mastering \| Music

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lord_bunny Lives for gear Joined: Sep 2006 Location: Sarnia, Ontario, Canada Posts: 1,280	no issues here with the audiofire12... they do have more jitter from my experience than my old echo layla 20's (PCI based). i've found both firewire converters i've used to have more jitter though. __________________ Adam Miner: Songwriter, producer, mixer, studio owner www.adamminer.com

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3rd December 2008	#2
Mihaly Gear nut Joined: Jul 2007 Location: Melbourne, Oz Posts: 117	Yes, Very Occassionally. Although at least once it was so far over that I couldn't grab it to drag it back. Solution - lower the resolution temporarily while you drag it back.... Apart from that I have had no problems whatsoever with it in several years of use (once the Windows XP firewire patch was installed that is) Cheers, Mihaly