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07-17-2008, 12:05 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Germany
Posts: 1,216
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Audio in works for me, but you can't use it, the right channel is always too loud. An external soundcard is neccessary for recording.
I can recommend the M-Audio Transit USB Audio interface. It has a sampling rate up to 96 kHz (near-DVD), Line in/out, SPDIF in/out and an optical AC3-output. It also comes with a special MacOS driver and preferences pane. The input gain is adjustable up to +18 dB, the microphone boost up to +26 dB, so this will be enough for everything. Price is about 70-80 Euro, but it's a real professional device, better than cheap soundcards. My external soundcard is this one ;-)
2 Opteron systems: OSx86 10.5.8, Andy's 9.8.0 kernel, Asus A8N-SLI Premium, Opteron 185 o'clocked @ 2 x 2,95 GHz (2nd system 2.6 GHz), ATI Radeon HD2600XT 256MB Dual-Monitor 2x HP L2035, 4 GB RAM, Griffin FireWave as main audio device, Marvell + nForce LAN, Asus U3S6 USB3/SATA6 card, 5,5 TB harddisk, Firewire 800 card, Apple Remote + eHome IR receiver, 2x Wacom serial graphics tablet, Canon Pixma iP4700, Logitech Internet Navigator wireless keyboard/mouse combination.
My Audio stuff: M-Audio Transit USB (default audio), M-Audio ProFire 610, M-Audio ProFire Lightbridge (34 channels) using Creamware A16 ADAT converter • MIDI: M-Audio Midiman 4x MIDI interface • Behringer Audio Mixers: Xenyx 1002, Xenyx 1002FX, Xenyx 1202FX, Eurorack UB1002FX, Eurorack MX1804FX, Eurorack MX262A • FX devices: Lexicon MPX100 DSP, Behringer DSP-1000 Virtualizer, Behringer MiniFEX 800 DSP, Behringer Multicom Pro MDX4400 compressor • RETRO: MSSIAH midi/sequencer/synthesizer cardridge for the C64 (Dual-SID), Steinberg M.S.I. MIDI Interface for C64
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