Audigy 2 to recie

If someone Could tell me where Im wrong here, I'd appreciate it.
I have been trying to connect my Audigy 2 card to my 5. receiver. I have done this by getting a /8 -> RCA Y-cable, plugged into the front left/right output (the green output). From there I have connected the RCA cords into my receiver. I figured that the decoder in the receiver would be able to take the left/right information and turn it into 5., but it has turned out so far that I was wrong. WAY wrong. So what do I do? there is no digital input on my receiver, FYI. Is it possible?

Gnodab,
Does your receiver have any Dolby Pro Logic II or similar feature? If yes, try enabling it. If not, I think your receiver doesn't have the capability to upmix stereo source to multi-channel environment.
Jason

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batfastad wrote:
Sorry for not replying - have been away for the past few days.
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Please Help! Problem with 'whistle' when using Audition and Premeire Pro 1.5 with Audigy

I hope someone can help with this problem. The start of these messages is at the bottom. Any suggestions would be most welcome...Bill Allen
Hi David (00)... Thanks for your reply. I just wanted to let you know
that I am going to post all of this correspondence on as many Creative
forums that I can find in hopes of finding someone that help with this
problem.
I will advise you of the results
Thanks again...Bill Allen
----- Original Message -----
From: "Creative Americas Customer Support"
To: "Bill Allen"
Sent: Saturday, February , 2006 :39 AM
Subject: Re: Creative System Information (English : Adobe Premeire Pro .5
and Adobe Audition) (KMM987992I6636L0KM)
> Sir,
>
> The only time that I've see a random tone being generated as you
> decribe, it was necessary to update the system bios to correct.
>
> While we are able to playback and record with the card and it's included
> software, Adobe continues to not allow you to monitor what you're
> recording. As best we can tell, there's nothing wrong with the card and
> I would urge you to check with Adobe for any "monitor recording"
> switches that may be in their software.
>
> For faster service please reply with previous correspondence when
> replying to this email.
>
> Best Regards
> ,
>
> David (00)
> Team Specialist
>
> Technical Support
> Creative Labs Americas
>
>
>
> To provide feedback on your "Creative Experience" please click on the
> following link:
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> This link is provided so that you may provide feedback on your "Creative
> Experience". If you require further troubleshooting or have additional
> questions simply reply to the original mail and we will be glad to
> assist you.
>
> Original Message Follows:
> ------------------------
> Jeen... I appreciate, very much, your reply. But I don't appreciate
> trying
> to be 'ping ponged' back and forth between Creative and Adobe. While I
> realize that you can only deduce a solution from what I tell you, I
> believe
> that if you re-read my description of the problem you will realize that
> the
> problem is with the sound card and it's associated software. Otherwise
> why
> would the system work as expected when it it turned on the next morning?
>
> I would also like to know where the 'tone' comes from. When recording
> video segment (with audio) through the firewire connection of the
> Creative Audidgy 2ZS card, after a short while the audio is replaced with a
> constant tone (as I said, it is about 200 Hz). If I record the video thru the
> Firewire connection and the audio through the 'Line-In' connection,
> there is no problem with the recording the audio track 'tone free'. However,
> sometimes but not always, when the audio is played back the tone will
> appear. This has happened with both Adobe Premeire Pro .5 and Adobe
> Audition. It is not in the audio track of Adobe Premeire Pro .5 or
> Adobe Audition, so the problem must lie with the Creative Audigy 2ZS card or
> it's associated software. I'm sure your audio engineers have knowledge of
> this problem and I would appreciate an answer.
>
> Thanks...Bill Allen
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Creative Americas Customer Support"
>
> To: "Bill Allen"
> Sent: Friday, February 0, 2006 2:5 AM
> Subject: Re: Creative System Information (English : Adobe Premeire Pro
> .5
> and Adobe Audition) (KMM9780I6636L0KM)
>
>
>> Dear Bill,
>>
>> Thank you for replying back to Creative Technical Support.
>>
>> With regards to your issue, I understand that you are having
> difficulty
>> getting the audio to record from the applications Adobe Premiere Pro
> .5
>> and therefore not sound during the playback.
>>
>> As you have verified that the sound card is working properly with the
>> other applications on recording or playback, this could be due to the
>> improper setup for the audio in the Premiere Pro .5.
>>
>> You may like to refer to Adobe for assistance on the configuration of
>> the audio settings as we are not in a better position to advise you on
>> third party software.
>>
>> Should you have not sound or issues with our software, please feel
> free
>> to contact us so that we can assist you.
>>
>> For faster service please reply with previous correspondence when
>> replying to this email.
>>
>> Best Regards
>> ,
>>
>> Jeen
>> Technical Support
>> Creative Labs Americas
>>
>>
>>
>> To provide feedback on your "Creative Experience" please click on the
>> following link:
>>
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>>
>> This link is provided so that you may provide feedback on your
> "Creative
>> Experience". If you require further troubleshooting or have additional
>> questions simply reply to the original mail and we will be glad to
>> assist you.
>>
>> Original Message Follows:
>> ------------------------
>> Ronshone... Thanks for your reply.
>>
>> Here is the information you requested:
>>
>> Sound Blaster Audigy 2ZS
>> PID: 0 03 50 00 00 00 02
>> Driver Ver: 2.8.4
>> Firmware : 0.0.0
>> Model: SB.0350
>> Serial Number: MSB0350472004288E
>> Ink stamp: 50SPT470D
>>
>> The Audigy 2ZS is the only sound card installed
>> The Audigy 2ZS card is at least one slot away from the graphics card.
>> The Audigy 2ZS card is one slot away from another card.
>> The Audigy 2ZS card is properly seated in the PCI slot.
>> The PC's internal wires have been moved away from the Audigy 2ZS card
> .
>> The 'on-board' sound is disabled thru the BIOS.
>> The 'on-board' game port is disabled thru the BIOS.
>> The XP Pro operating system is up to date with all updates.
>> There were no background operation going at the time of the tests.
>> The anit-virus program was closed
>> The CPU is not overclocked.
>> And, I am the Administrator.
>>
>> The card came in a Creative retail Box along with the input unit that
>> mounts
>> in the dri've bay. I can't recall what that is called.
>>
>> I have relocated the sound card to a slot that is 4 slots away from
> the
>> graphics card and slot away from another card, in this case an
>> additional
>> IDE dri've controller.
>>
>> I have performed the test you outlined. I found that I had to record
>> using
>> the 'line in' source input. And I had to playback using the 'wave'
>> source.
>> As far as that test is concerned, everything worked. However when I
>> bring
>> up Adobe Premeire Pro .5 I do not hear the audio when capturing, and,
>> even
>> though the audio meters in Premeire Pro in indicate that there is
> audio
>> playing from the audio track on playback, I hear nothing from the
>> speakers.
>>
>> I then brought up the Creative Speaker Settings requester and did a
>> diagnostic test. All tests indicated "pass". But when I click on the
>> 'Speaker Settings' and perform the 'Speaker Test' I hear nothing. I
>> should
>> add that in both mixers, the Creative Surround Mixer and the Play
>> Control
>> mixer, all inputs and outputs are selected (not muted). Also when I
>> performed this same test yesterday the 'Speaker Test' worked fine.
>>
>> On rebooting, the 'Windows XP' sound is heard from the speakers.
>> Bringing
>> up Adobe Premeire Pro .5, the audio played as expected. The 'Speaker
>> Test'
>> in the Creative Surround Mixer also worked as expected.
>>
>> I then recorded the rest of my program using the Adobe Premeire Pro
> .5
>> 'Capture' requester and when I tried to playback from within Adobe
>> Premeire
>> Pro .5 all I got was a constant tone (about 200 Hz), even though the
>> audio
>> meters in Adobe Premeire Pro .5 indicated that the audio was good and
>> had
>> no constant tone.
>>
>> I rebooted the computer and brought up Adobe Premeire Pro .5 and my
>> program. Without making any changes to either mixers, Adobe Premeire
> Pro
>> .5
>> performed, and the sound played, as expected. In the 'Play Control'
>> mixer
>> only the 'wave' was acti've. All the rest were muted. It was the same
>> for
>> the 'Creative Surround Mixer'.
>>
>> I am at a loss as to what the problem is. Any help would be
>> appreciated.
>>
>> ...Bill Allen
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "Creative Americas Customer Support"
>> @customercare.creative.com
>> To: "Bill Allen"
>> Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 9:42 PM
>> Subject: Re: Creative System Information (English : Adobe Premeire Pro
>> .5
>> and Adobe Audition) (KMM933384I6636L0KM)
>>
>>
>> Dear Bill,
>>
>> Thank you for contacting Creative Technical Support.
>>
>> With regards to the issue you are having, I would really appreciate it
>> if you can provide me with the model number of the sound card. It
>> should
>> start with CT or SB followed by 4 numbers found on the sound card. I
>> also need the serial number which can be found on the sticker and the
>> ink stamp which is printed on the back of the card. This number will
>> not
>> be located on any of the stickers and it will not be labeled. It is a
>> number that has been stamped on the card itself, possibly near the
>> outer
>> edge of the card to determine the best advice for you.
>>
>> Did the sound card come pre-installed in the PC, comes in a plastic
>> cover or brown box or did it come in a Creative retail box package?
>>
>> Below is a link that may help with the location of the model number.
>>
>> Run a keyword search for SID2456 from the link below.
>>
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>>
>> I also need you to try the following recording test.
>>
>> SELECT THE RECORDING SOURCE IN SURROUND MIXER
>> . Go to Start Programs Creative SB Audigy Surround Mixer
>> 2. Click on the Recording Source (should be on the right side of the
>> mixer under the REC label)
>> 3. Change the recording source to Analog Mix
>> 4. Mute the other analog sources (Mic, CD Audio, Auxiliary, Tad, PC
>> speaker) that you don't want recorded with the audio stream.
>> 5. You may wish to select "record without monitoring" by click on the
>> (+) above the Analog Mix recording source. This keeps the source from
>> playing out to speakers while recording
>>
>> TEST RECORD THE AUDIO
>> . Go to Start Programs Accessories Multimedia Sound Recorder.
>> 2. Click the Record button (red dot)
>> 3. Talk into the microphone
>> 4. Let it record the source for a little bit
>> 5. Hit the Stop button (black square)
>> 6. Hit the play button (single arrow pointing right)
>> 7. You should now hear the audio that you recorded.
>>
>> If you are still having issues, I recommend you to ensure the
> following
>> for the audio installation and test:
>>
>> - The card is the only card installed other than the Graphics card.
>> - The card is at least one empty slot away from the Graphics card.
>> - Place the soundcard away from all the others.
>> - That the card is seated properly in the PCI slot.
>> - Move the PC's internal wires away from the soundcard.
>> - That the on-board sound on your motherboard is disabled through the
>> BIOS.
>> - That the on-board gameport is disabled through the BIOS.
>> - That your motherboard BIOS is up-to-date.
>> - That the operating system is up-to-date with the latest service
> packs
>> and patches.
>> - That there are no background applications open when you attempt the
>> solution.
>> - That the anti-virus program is disabled.
>> - That if you are over-clocking your system, return all options to
>> their
>> recommended settings.
>> - That you access the PC with administrator rights.
>>
>> Do reply back to me if you are still having problems with any error
>> messages prompted. Thanks.
>>
>> For faster service please reply with previous correspondence when
>> replying to this email.
>>
>> Best Regards
>> ,
>>
>> Ronshone
>> Technical Support
>> Creative Labs Americas
>>
>>
>>
>> To provide feedback on your "Creative Experience" please click on the
>> following link:
>>
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>>
>> This link is provided so that you may provide feedback on your
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>> Experience". If you require further troubleshooting or have additional
>> questions simply reply to the original mail and we will be glad to
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>> User Detail
>> ----------------------------------------
>> Name : Bill Allen
>> Email Address : [email protected]
>> Self Description : Intermediate PC User
>>
>> Creative Product Information
>> ----------------------------------------
>>
>> Problem Type : I need help with a third-party software application
>>
>> Problem lies with:
>> ----------------------------------------
>> Adobe Premeire Pro .5 and Adobe Audition
>>
>> Customer's System Specification
>> ----------------------------------------
>>
>>
>> Detailed Problem Description
>> ----------------------------------------
>> I can hear sound from my computers speakers. The diagnostic tests
>> performed by the Creative software are all "OK", but I cannot record
>> audio with either of the two programs mentioned above. I have checked
>> everything I can think of and all of the settings appear to be "OK".
> I
>> have also updated the driver for the sound card. What can I do?
>>
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TeamRacing6 wrote:
b noir,
I can get itunes to start if I disable Bonjour or if I "repair" it first. Sometimes I can repair Bonjour though add/remove programs, sometimes it will only "repair" using WinRar. Sometimes I have to "repair" Bonjour 2 or 3 times to get iTunes to start.
I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling at least a dozen times. I have tried redownloading iTunes at least 5 times and from different links. This leads me to believe that the dnssd.dll file is not itself corrupt, but this newest version is causing a conflict with XP somewhere somehow.
Team, iTunes 10.2.2.12 has just been released. I installed it and checked, and BonJour's been updated to version 2.0.5.0, and there's a new 2.0.5.0 version of dnssd.dll on my system. So I reckon it's worth a try updating to that to see if it's of any help with your trouble.

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So I reformatted again and am trying to figure out what order I installed and uninstalled etc.
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HalberdBlue wrote:
Hello,I recently reformatted my hard dri've and had to reinstall drivers for nearly everything, etc. I have a Dell Dimension 4600, and an Audigy 2 sound card. My microphone worked fine before the reformat and then it was broken. Its not that it wasn't picking up my voice (I have read that the typical problem with Dell computers and microphones was that you had to almost scream into the microphone to get it to hear anything). When I tried to record something, it would record what was coming out of my speakers, and not what I was saying (no matter how hard I yelled). So, when I was playing Counterstrike, everybody heard my gun shooting and grenades exploding etc. instead of my voice (which was what was coming out of my headphones).So I downloaded the ISO available here and through some complicated, random process of uninstalling and reinstalling the various sound drivers I found on the internet, I managed to get my microphone to work perfectly. I changed some settings before I went to bed on Sunday night, and when I tried to use my microphone on Monday it didn't work again (and I had the same problem as before). So I reformatted again and am trying to figure out what order I installed and uninstalled etc.So my question is, has anyone else has this specific problem (when attempting to record it records what comes out of the speakers/headphones and not what is being said into the microphone) and remembers how to fix it's What I did was really bizarre, something like downloading Dell drivers, installing them, uninstalling them, downloading Creative drivers, installing them, installing Dell drivers on top of them, uninstalling both, downloading the ISO, reinstall the Creative drivers, install the files from the ISO, or something like that. Obviously that includes a lot more steps than are needed and because part 3 of the ISO is currently down (I don't have a CD burner so had to redownload the whole thing (I just used a CD emulator last time)) I can't work on it right now :/
Actually, it's not a problem but a setting. On surround mixer .rec source setting --> when you set it to What U Hear everything you hear becomes recorded --> for microphone recording set it to microphone (also set "monitoring while recording" on/off).
jutapa

Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 4 With Rem

System Specs:Windows XP Pro x64 - VISTA SOON! i hope.MSI mobo with AMD64bit Athlon processorAudio card: PCI Creative Soundblaster Audigy 4 with paperweight IR reci'ver and remoteATI Radion 950 Pro with 256DDR3 PCI Xpress2Gig of System Memory?ok i've had this card for about 7 months now and for the first week it worked fine. but eversense i(*Reinstalled Windows Xp pro) i no longer get EAX in games and i also do not get get my Creative Media Center program that i first had when i originally first installed the card. My?IR Recei'ver and?Remote have become more of a paper weight because of this. (NO MATTER WHAT DRIVERS I USE) and i tried them all everything is updated to the latest version and i mean EVERYTHING!?its realy sad that Creative says they say support these products but yet when you donload there drivers they sease to work correctly or fully like they should... What i've found!... IT IS THERE DRIVERS or?LACK Of somthing its not installing CODECS or a Needed DRIVER that is required for EAX and in some cases for 5. to work correctly. how i found this out. I installed placed my old card back in the system because i was tired of not having these features. OLD CARD: C-Media 9738? 5. PCI audio card with EAX .0this card installed the drivers for me that allowed me to use EAX and 5. after i installed this card i then removed the card with out uninstalling the drivers then suck in the Creative Soundbaster Audigy 4 card and installed its drivers and BAMMMM! i had 5. - 7. and MY EAX 2.0 back on my games?CREATIVE PLEASE FIX YOUR PROBLEMS! i know im not the only one with this problem as i've seen this post millions of times and i've had friends that no longer use your product due to pore Service and Support.. also to noteCreative does not Fully support Windows xp x64 its just compatable with x64 as i am now runing XP x64 and i had to do the same thing that i had to previously do to get this card working correclty... now i know this most likely will not be replied by a actual Creative team member just a forum admin or a fellow forum user. i just felt like venting my rage against creative. a once great company falling into the black hole of failer due to pore customer support... wish it wasing that way but some times you cant hid the truth. much like my gramer and spelling. but o well?I can just hope that creative software designers get wind of this and look into this problem and are able to fix this in hopes to shead the light on this problem and why i have to take the previous steps stated above to fix it every time i've had reinstall or for those people wondering why there product isnt working like it should. i know the hardware isnt defecti've other wise it wouldnt be working now that i've done all those things i've stated. im not stating creatives products are all bad just Support and Service keep us up to date Creative PLEASE!

Regards, since salio the new drivers eh treated of installing it without success since it gives mistake, I imagine that I have to desintalar " SB Audigy Series Support Pack 5.0 (05/01/2014) " and to do everything from zero? But I want to know if new drivers improves the sound these or those of the packaging are better?

Audigy 4 Pro digital input 16 - 24

I have a Sony MDS-JB920 minidisc deck hooked up to my Audigy 4 Pro through the external box. Works fine.
However, the Minidisc deck allows one to set both the digital input and output to either 6, 20 or 24 bit. As the Audigy 4 Pro is 24 bit, I've set the deck to 24 bit for both in and out. So far no problems. If I watch the settings panel whilst playing a minidisc however, it indicates that the signal coming from the MD deck is 6 bit, although the deck is set to supply 24 bit through the SPDIF out.
When I put the MD deck on rec mode whilst the PC is supplying audio feed, the MD deck loops it back to the SPDIF input of the Audigy and then the software does display 24 bit signal coming from the MD deck.
This is very confusing to me, does anyone have an explanation?

CMSS is an effect used for stereo sounds, to emulate surround sound for them. It has no effect on the DVDs you're playing as you're just outputting the AC3 signal so the speakers can decode it.
If you're using a digital connection, then CMSS will not have any effect for other sound either, you need to connect through multiple analog connections to get that sound. A standard digital connection (coaxial and optical SPDIF) can only pass over either a stereo PCM signal, or an encoded AC3 stream (like on your DVDs). Normal sound like music or games will only be passed over as stereo PCM, so there is no CMSS effect there.
If you can connect your amplifier through several analog connections, then you can use CMSS aswell, otherwise your amplifier might have it's own upmix option like ProLogic.
Cat

Adobe Audition, Audigy 2 ZS Platinum, can no longer hear guitar :-\

I've recently reformatted my computer, installed the Audigy 2 software, and installed Adobe Audition. Using Line In 2 on the front of my pc, I was able to plug in a guitar, and hear the guitar via headphones. I can use the remote's record button to instantly start recording, with no problems. I can also play audio using Itunes.
When I opened Audition, I immediately received errors saying that my audio device was not configured or whatever, and that I needed to select an audio device. So I went into the Audition settings, chose Soundblaster Audigy 2 [xxxx], specified Line In 2 for the input, applied and exited. Now I can no longer hear the input from my guitar at all, whether in Audition or not. I'm not sure what setting it might have changed on my pc, but any help would be great.

ntel352 wrote:
i opened Surround Mixer, clicked on the red plus (right over Master Volume), only option was "Digital Output Only", nothing else. Installed the latest drivers & software from creative, now I can't hear the guitar input at all. If I play the guitar and record in Audition, i can see the sound levels being elevated, but hear nothing whether in audition or not.
Other audio plays fine.
Audio is not muted for line in 2, line in 2 is selected in recording screen, line in 2 playback volume is not muted, yet somehow I can hear nothing from line in 2, and i don't have to be recording a single thing... It just doesn't play back.
I dunno what's going on, I haven't been messing with the settings or anything...Message Edited by intel352 on 01-27-2006 06:08 PM
Set 1st your .REC to AnalogMix(...) and then select this '+' sign --> untag the option like picture shows.
jutapa

SB Audigy ZS EAX prol

I have installed the sb adudigy zs and then updated the drivers but when i go to play games that use eax the game does not recognize that the card has that ability. the wierd thing is i also have windows xp 64bit installed on another partition on my computer and everything works fine there except i cant seem to get this sub to work with it.
the way i have the hardware configured is i have the creative home theater cables hooked up to my pioneer reci'ver in a 5. output.
if there is anything anyone can do to walk me through getting this working...i would be much apreciati've...for i have been trying to get this working for almost 2 days and it is getting agrivating because i know this is a great card.
thnx....Eric

BigBoss. From all the reading I did and the questions that I asked Creative, including using the X-Fi driver, the word from the top really is that it isn't recommended. It's just not a supported configuration. It may work, but I'm betting there may be some problems like your seeing now. I just downloaded and installed the latest drivers that do support the Audigy 2ZS card, and so far (knock on wood), everything seems to be working extremely well.
I decided to download the driver first and let the install do its thing. When it couldn't erase all the driver files, obviously because they were still acti've, I rebooted in safe mode and ran DriverCleaner Pro. It removed all the rest of the files. Rebooted normally and continued the installation. So far, as I've said, all is good! But I'll keep testing to see for sure. Good luck!

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