2 internal audio devices with X-Fi Plati

I had Audigy 2 ZS and 2 device hooked up to it (DVDROM and a TV card). Just picked up a X-FI Platinum and it only has one internal connector. Big issue. Am I missing something. What is CL thinking here.
Michael

can_hemlock wrote:
I had Audigy 2 ZS and 2 device hooked up to it (DVDROM and a TV card). Just picked up a X-FI Platinum and it only has one internal connector. Big issue. Am I missing something. What is CL thinking here. Michael
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