Does it work for high resolution audio files (24bit/192kHz or DSD/2.8MHz)?
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Yes, this cable will allow you to transfer high resolution audio files. Thank you for your interest in dCables!
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I have no idea other than that I use it to copy morse code radio transmissions at audio frequencies below 1000 Hz. I would expect normal voice frequencies bur at this piece not "Super HiFi". DHN
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I'm not sure actually. When I have a 24/88.2 file, the driver says the unit is being fed 24/192. I use Peachtree own driver (WASAPI). When I play 16/44.1, the driver does say it's being fed 16/44.1. My take is that the Peachtree driver is upsampling to 24/192 when it's being fed by 24/88.2 signal.
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This should work with any DAW application, you would just need to install drivers and configure in preferences in your specific DAW.
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Never EVER use anything below 192k. Anything below that and your music will have distortions to it. For me personally I use 320k since it's the best format... all though it takes up quite a bit more room but hey I don't mind.
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Check the FAQ at Audacity's website... you have to use ALSA (Advanced Linux Sound Architecture) , it does work fine...
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It works when it wants to even when setup properly. Running Win 8.1 you have to manually select the audio configuration of each device, and set this one as the default for audio input and output when you want to use it. However, it still doesn't always work or doesn't switch back to my amp when I want to use my surround sound afterwards.
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This device converts analog audio (like from a mixer or ipod) into spdif digital audio. There's no usb or other computer connection. So if your windows machine has a spdif input (most don't), it should work fine.
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Don't know. I used it on a PC. I would however thing so since it uses wav file.
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I agree with K.Mitchell. I also bought a couple of albums at 192kHz/24bit and was extremely disappointed when I A/B them against files that were ripped from my CDs. Total waste of money I actually deleted the files.
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Any recording software should do the trick, for example Sound Recorder integrated in windows. And one more thing, I may be mistaken but I think card supports only 16bit 44.1Khz through digital in.
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I noticed no reduction in sound quality. I was using it to transfer a older MP3 player tunes onto a Mac that only had the USB input ports.
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Unfortunately it does not. If you're looking for mics with headphone jacks for 0 latency monitoring, try the MXL USB 009 or the Ahex Microphone X USB mic. Both record at 24 Bit 96khz
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Yes, it does. POD HD's digital resolution is 24-bit, with sampling rates from 44.1 to 96kHz.
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I would think you could use almost any software you want with the IO2. Just set your computer audio I/O and your software audio I/O for the IO2 and it should work. I use it on an iMac computer with Logic Express software and it's performance is great.
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Definitely not needed. On board 24 bit sound card is why it's so great. I think running through multiple sound cards is more problematic than helpful.
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I just glanced at my card and it appears to run the VIA VT6306 chipset. I've only used it for DV capture, so I can't state whether it will work well with an audio interface.