Can I run 96K with 2408 mkIIs and PCI324?

[dbbubba]

I am running DP4.12 on a 450 mhz G4 with 896MB of SDRAM.
I am running OSX 10.3.

I use a PCI 324 interface card and two MOTU 2408 mkII interfaces.
Everything works fine except I do have more latency than I'd like on input, but I believe this is due to using a PCI 324 with OSX.

I was told by a friend that I can run DP4 at a sample rate of 96K, but I only see 41.K and 44K in the hardware setup window.

The manual also says that you can run 96K on a PCI324 but that you can only get half the number of channels of audio down the wire to the interface (2408 mkII.)

Why can't I see an option to run at 96K anywhere?

I can run at 24 bit.

Danny Brown

[MissionDifficult]

You can run the 2408mkIII at 96kHz, but the 2408mkII will only go to 48kHz. If you want to run at 96kHz I believe you will need to upgrade to a 424 card and the 2408mkIII or one of the other interfaces designed to work with the 424 card. If you really need to run at 96kHz, you might want to get an RME card and some converters of your choice.

[dbbubba]

Thanks...

That's what I thought, but this guy swore that he was doing it.

I need the PCI 424 card at the very least because I believe my latency issues are because of it.
I had to download a patch from MOTU to make it show up in OSX.
It seems like a compromize.

DB