Echo Audio Mona Manuel du propriétaire télécharger pdf (Page 64)

Note that you must do this if you want to use Gigasampler (see the section

on Gigasampler in the “Audio Software FAQ” below).

Q: Does this mean I can play games through Mona?

Sure. The only snag is that many games use CD audio for their background

music. Since the Mona card does not have a CD audio connector, you won't

hear the music. If you are really determined; it would be fairly

straightforward to run a cable from the headphone jack on your CD-ROM

drive to the inputs on Mona and set up the monitors in the console.

Radio Shack sells a handy cable for this – 1/8” stereo connector to a pair of

RCA male connectors. You will also need a pair of female RCA to male

quarter-inch adapters.

Q: What's the story with the DirectSound format lock?

This setting only applies if you are using software that uses multiple

DirectSound outputs simultaneously, such as the applications offered by

Stage Research.

It appears that DirectX 6.1 and 7 get confused when they see multiple

DirectSound outputs. The first output pair gets set up correctly, but the rest

of them don't. To work around this problem, just enable the DirectSound

format lock and select the appropriate sample rate. In almost every case,

you will want to leave the format set to 16 bit and stereo.

We are told that future versions of DirectX will resolve this problem, but for

now just lock the format.

Note that this is not the same as the “sample rate lock” feature, which is

documented in the Echo Console section of this manual.

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