Audigy XP dirvers?
From the Firingsquad. com Review: One of the great things about the Audigy is its support for Windows XP right out of the box. Included are drivers for users of Microsoft OSes. Where did they find these?.
From the Firingsquad.com Review:
"One of the great things about the Audigy is its support for Windows XP right out of the box. Included are drivers for users of Microsoft OSes."
Where did they find these?
"One of the great things about the Audigy is its support for Windows XP right out of the box. Included are drivers for users of Microsoft OSes."
Where did they find these?
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I WISH I KNEW. GRRRRRR. F**KING Creative doesn't even have Audigy drivers for 9X/2000 at their site for download... pretty pathetic. I installed the 2000 drivers in XP, and they crackle and perform pretty bad. Anyone out there know where we could pick up some xp drivers for our audigy? I know creative said xp drivers would be available when xp is released, but they don't even have windows 2000 or 98 drivers for download. Sounds like good old creative trying to impress people and wanting to get them to buy more of their crap. I bought my SBLIVE and loved it, however I bought it a year and a half after it was released, with most of the drivers worked out. I have never been the first to get a Creative audio card, and the nightmares that others had with their sblives at first sound just like my audigy right now. GRRRRRRRRR
I'm using the Audigy drivers provided on the Installations CD that was provided. Everything is working extremely well with no sound problems at all.
That's very odd. I'm getting full surround out of my speakers. Are you doing 5.1 or 4 speaker setup?
I have the creative 2500, and i think it's 5.1. Hmm. i get a bunch of pops and crackles. do u know how to fix that? i have a kt7a raid, 256 ram, winxp.
Have you tried using Win2000 drivers ofr your card or are you just using what XP offers?
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That's very odd. I'm getting full surround out of my speakers. Are you doing 5.1 or 4 speaker setup?
I'm using a 4.1 setup. (Klipsch v2.400s) They have two 3.5mm inputs, one for front and the other for rear. I've tried swapping them on the sound card, and I get sound out of the rears instead of the front. (Which means the output for the surround isn't working)
And yes, I do have quadraphonic speakers enabled.
That's very odd. I'm getting full surround out of my speakers. Are you doing 5.1 or 4 speaker setup?
I'm using a 4.1 setup. (Klipsch v2.400s) They have two 3.5mm inputs, one for front and the other for rear. I've tried swapping them on the sound card, and I get sound out of the rears instead of the front. (Which means the output for the surround isn't working)
And yes, I do have quadraphonic speakers enabled.
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Have you tried using Win2000 drivers ofr your card or are you just using what XP offers?
XP has no drivers included for Audigy sound cards, neither does the CD that comes with the Audigy. The only drivers available to end-users (that I'm aware of) are the Win2k ones on the bundled Audigy CD.
Have you tried using Win2000 drivers ofr your card or are you just using what XP offers?
XP has no drivers included for Audigy sound cards, neither does the CD that comes with the Audigy. The only drivers available to end-users (that I'm aware of) are the Win2k ones on the bundled Audigy CD.
Man people really need to do their homework before they buy creative's crap products. Everyone ive talked to using a VIA/686( chipset with a creative card has had nothing but problems, you would think with this new card...well its not new I forgot its just another SB Live! with some new crap added so people will buy it. Just stay away from creative and get a Santa Cruz or something that performs better than creative's crap. Turtle Beach already has working XP WDM drivers for the SC, and Creative probably won't release XP drivers until 4 years after XPs store release.
Just got my SB Audigy in my box today, works like a charm and sounds amazing with my speakers (Midiland S4 7100 Plus)in WinXP
http://www.midiland.com/proddetail.asp?linenumber=30&category=
http://www.midiland.com/proddetail.asp?linenumber=30&category=
Yeah , I just configured my Directsound device to Audigy C400 and then it played fine. Level seemed a little less than wave out however.
I also highly recommend MAD plugin for winamp, it sounds incredible on the Audigy. Especially at 96khz =)
http://www.mars.org/home/rob/proj/mpeg/mad-plugin/
I also highly recommend MAD plugin for winamp, it sounds incredible on the Audigy. Especially at 96khz =)
http://www.mars.org/home/rob/proj/mpeg/mad-plugin/
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CL's webpage has a signup so you'll get notified about the driver release. They state that they'll be out by mid-oct. With XP being the replacement for the 9x line, I'm pretty sure they'll be out on time.
Cryptix
Thats nice and all but kinda irrelivent as the drivers on the cd work flawless. SO either way I don't care too much, we shall see when the time comes if they are the same or an update.
CL's webpage has a signup so you'll get notified about the driver release. They state that they'll be out by mid-oct. With XP being the replacement for the 9x line, I'm pretty sure they'll be out on time.
Cryptix
Thats nice and all but kinda irrelivent as the drivers on the cd work flawless. SO either way I don't care too much, we shall see when the time comes if they are the same or an update.
