Audigy 2 ZS Gamer and Plantronics DSP

After installing my Audigy 2 ZS Gamer card my Plantronics DSP 400 headset (USB) does not work properly. The sound through the Harmon Kardon analog speakers is fine, but when I switch to the headset I am unable to adjust the volume and one channel is louder than the other. Any idea of what could be adjusted to the sound settings to make the headset work, or do I need to get a headset that plugs directly into the soundcard now?
Thanks.
Bill

The best way to install the drivers is the following:?
Download the latest package<
Unzip/Extract it by right clicking it (You will need to have a utility like Winzip or WinRAR)<
Find the DRIVER subfolder of the contents you extracted<
Run Setup from there<
Check the "Replace Creative Shared files" option.<
You do not need to uninstall any drivers before doing this method of installation.
The games you are mentioning are using EAX Unified if I am not mistaken. So check to see if there is an "eax.dll" file in your WINDOWS\System32 folder. Notice that this file does not come with the drivers but with individual games and may get replaced if you install a new game.
If you do find the file, check its version:? I have heard that version 3.0 is the most stable and that version 4.0 causes problems. In any case try to search the Internet and find another version of the file and try it out.
PS:? It is quite possible that shared resources cause the problem, so if the above doesn't work, you might want to try changing the PCI Latency setting in your BIOS. Usually it is set at 32 cycles, so may want to try setting it at 64. More BIOS settings are documented in the Knowledgebase Article with?Solution ID # 2538.

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Audigy 2 ZS gamer and EAX

I have the card in the message topic. I have downloaded the EAX driver ( I think correctly) but when I enable EAX 4.0 in games, noise is vary statikey. Especially when things get a little bit louder. This is anoying and want to make sure that it isnt a problem with the card itself.
Thanks??specWBMessage Edited by specWB on 03-2-20060:34 PM

The best way to install the drivers is the following:?
Download the latest package<
Unzip/Extract it by right clicking it (You will need to have a utility like Winzip or WinRAR)<
Find the DRIVER subfolder of the contents you extracted<
Run Setup from there<
Check the "Replace Creative Shared files" option.<
You do not need to uninstall any drivers before doing this method of installation.
The games you are mentioning are using EAX Unified if I am not mistaken. So check to see if there is an "eax.dll" file in your WINDOWS\System32 folder. Notice that this file does not come with the drivers but with individual games and may get replaced if you install a new game.
If you do find the file, check its version:? I have heard that version 3.0 is the most stable and that version 4.0 causes problems. In any case try to search the Internet and find another version of the file and try it out.
PS:? It is quite possible that shared resources cause the problem, so if the above doesn't work, you might want to try changing the PCI Latency setting in your BIOS. Usually it is set at 32 cycles, so may want to try setting it at 64. More BIOS settings are documented in the Knowledgebase Article with?Solution ID # 2538.

Audigy 2 ZS Gamer not appearing in soundcard li

Since last september, I have been using my Audigy 2 ZS Gamer card with relati've sucess, and it has worked perfectley. However, just yesterday, it simply stopped working. Anything that is soundcard enhanced doesn't work, and the card does not even appear in the list of cards I can choose from in my windows sound settings. In my device manager, the card is said to be functioning normally, and has no device conflicts. Creative diagnostics detects the card, but Wave, Midi, Mixer and Mixer settings report as "failed" Also, when I double click on the creative system volume icon, it says that the card is not detected.
I have reinstalled my drivers and even opened up the case and made sure the card was in place, but nothing I do seems to work. I'm not sure why this would happen, as I haven't done anything to cause my soundcard to suddenly stop working...(the most recent thing I did before my soundcard stopped working was install battlefield 2, but I doubt that has anything to do with it...)
Any ideas and suggestions would be appreciated, thanks.

My system specs, by the way, are as follows
Windows XP
Pentium IV .9ghz
768 MB RRAM
ATI RADEON 9800 Pro
Creative Soundblaster Audigy 2 ZS Gamer
And for any device conflicts, I guess you should know that I am running ZoneAlarm firewall as well as Norton Antivirus 2005...both of which have caused conflicts with my soundcard in the past.

Audigy 2zs Gamer and Windows Vista / Windows 7

.Audigy 2zs Gamer and Windows Vista / Windows 7? Hello, I am just wondering if it is a known issue to have really loud static and crackling when playing games using this card in Vista or Windows 7. I had this issue playing Bioshock a few months back on my Vista boot. I never figured out a way to resolve it so I belei've I just eventually uninstalled the driver and used the card without a driver install (not sure but I think this what I did). It worked but I might as well of just ran onboard sound...
Now I have installed and tried to run Windows 7 on a dual boot but I started receiving really loud cracking and popping in Warhammer Online and realized I had not installed a driver for my sound card. I did not expect creative to have a Win 7 driver yet but thought perhaps the Vista driver would work in compatibility mode, it does and sounds awesome and really makes me remember what I am missing without my driver installed on Vista but unfortunatly it randomly starts the crackling and popping again after a while...especially when a lot start happening on screen (pvp raids with many characters on screen and magic effects).
When the crackling starts happening I have no choice but to exit the game and restart the computer to get rid of the noise, but randomly it comes back after a while during gameplay. So as a temporary solution I have installed my onboard sound drivers and have been using that for sound output and my mic port on my sound card for my microphone. I would REALLY love to get my sound issues worked out in both Vista and Win 7 because it sounds SOOO awesome while it's working, the popping though is terrible, I never had that issue in XP.
I know this is an older card but any help would be appreciated!?
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68.95.29.2

One thing you do need to learn is that SHOUTING IS MUCH HARDER TO READ!
But, if you are using Audition 1 and it works with XP, then if you have the chance, I'd stick to that on a new machine. Apart from anything else, it's completely untried with Windows7 and with Vista its a) likely to have problems, and b) going to run slower.
The other part of your question about the 'look' of later versions is that 1.5 looks pretty similar to 1.0, but with 2.0 and 3.0 things have changed somewhat - rather more with Multitrack View than Edit View. Basic operating principle remains the same, though - most people have had very little trouble transferring from one to another.

Compatibility Between Audigy 2 Drive and Audigy 2 ZS GAMER C

Greetings,
I had a question about compatibility between an Audigy 2 Dri've and an Audigy 2 ZS Card.
Specifically, the Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum Sound Card and the Sound Blaster Audigy2 ZS GAMER Edition Sound Card (SB0350).
Is the Audigy2 ZS GAMER Sound Card compatible with the Audigy 2 Platinum Dri've?
If this particular question has already been addressed in another thread, my apologies.
Thanks,
Benwajones

I searched (on "external" and "bay," but not "dri've" before I posted) but did not see this message. Is the reverse possible - that is a Audigy original dri've and an Audigy 2ZS sound card?

In the grand sceme of things, how out dated is a Audigy 2 zs gamer editi

I was out at a garage sale today and found a Audigy 2 zs gamer card and picked it up for 3 bucks. I really haven't updated a computer for gaming in probably 5 years or so and wanted to know how old or out dated this card was. I realise the x-fi's are out and there probably isn't even a comparsion but for 3 bucks did i get a deal? I have a super old rig that im planning to upgrading for as cheaply as possible and also wondered if this card would work or if it was to out dated for anything good like half-life 2 or something to that standard.

Nice I paid over 00 ? for my Audigy player Audigy cards are still very good cards. But quality on XFI is much better. Tip:?Download only the nnewest driver?Download AudioHQ (AHQ)?Install these two packs. Run for gold ?At this time, Audigy will run better than X-FI cards. Half- Life2 sounds better(X-FI will produce some cut- offs in sound, especially the trains in the game will only sound flat, there is something wrong with it ), and is the best sounding game for Audigy cards. Only in Battlefield2 there should be higher quality with X-FI. (Dont played this game, i dont know really)If you want to know whats different beetween Audigy cards wich is important in the future: X-RAM, and 28 channels. Thats the big difference beetween these cards. Quality: EAX effects/ DSP usage will produce barely hearable noise on Adigy cards, especially with higher- end headphones. Noise is produced in X-FI cards also, but you wont hear it anymore. CMSS is still there on Audigy cards, but i would say you should disable it if you want to play games wich support 5. sourround sound and EAX, because CMSS will suck up the whole power out of this card. But try for your self.
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Creative Audigy 2 NX OLD and undercapable drivers are way below industry standa

Hello All,
I have tried not to push this, for the past year, but I have really reached the end of my patience. The driver support for the Audigy 2 NX (USB-External) sound card is nearly 'non-exsistant'and it is have a major adverse effect on my gaming.
It has been more than a year since Creative has taken the time to provide the many owners of the Audigy 2 NX -USB sound card with a driver that is anywhere near the capabilities of the sound chip in our device. We do NOT have support for Open AL, we do not have 'REAL' support for EAX 3 or 4 (I mean a driver that REALLY works on most; Lucasarts, EA, and Valve games), and NO HD 'Dependable' support in games or DVD play back.
This is a crime, seeing as this card costs JUST as MUCH as the Audigy 2 ZX (that I also own, and bought FIRST for my HP zd8230us... and used until HP Tech support told me to NOT use the PCMCIA card) and yet has Half the features and lass than /4 the driver support... for the same money!! That is right, I said 'Crime', because I have been buying and using ONLY Creative cards for the past years and have never EVER seen Creative turn their backs on a product the way they have done with the Audigy 2 NX.
Let me be 'Brutally Honest' about the lack of support and 'Expanding Use' of a FINE audio chipset. While Creative has regularlly expanded the features and use of the chipset in the ZS notebook card (added EAX 4.0 support, refined the HD support, and made regular driver updates), they have left the owners of the NX sound card BACK in the 20th Century. There is NO support for; EAX 4.0, Open AL, OR THX for my NX the very same people have gone out of their way to provide ALL of those features and regular updates and expansion of these SAME features in the ZX Notebook card. I have both of these cards, and have used both in my HP Pavilion zd8230us Notebook computer. I have to be clear and precise, the difference in; sound, use, and capabilities of the ZX to the NX is like putting a SB 'Li've' card against and Audigy 4 card. I paid the exact same amount of money for BOTH cards, yet (because my mobo does not support the PCMCIA card) I am left with this 'Black Sheep' of the Creative family, and this has me at the point I am seriously thinking of never buying another Creative product for ANY of my four desktops and one notebook in my entire life.
I am experiancing problems with the NX card on; Half Life 2 and HL2 - Episode , ANY Lucasarts game (they work sometimes and mostly do NOT), MOST EA Games titles, and Activision games are not much better. In my current notebook hardware, my Audigy 2 NX is the 'Weak Link' in the chain. I have a Pentium 4 HT 650 (3.4Ghz-800 Mhz FSB), ATI X-600 PCIe 28MB video card, 024 MB 533 MHz DDR2 RAM, and XP Professional with Media Center 2005. My Audigy 2 NX is what is keeping this system from reaching it's FULL and AWESOME capabilities in; Gaming, DVD playback, TV HD audio, Media Center On Line services, CD & DVD Audio playback, and every other Audio aspect of my near cutting edge system.
This is completely unacceptable, and to add insult to injury. When ever I contact Creative support regarding updated drivers, or problems with the current *MORE than year old drivers, I am told "Creative has no plans to update or upgrade the drivers for your sound card". WOW, that is the lowest point in years of purchasing and using Creatives (usually) fine products and services. Why has Creative turned it's back on the awesome sound card/chipset and is there ANYTHING that a lifetime user of Creative products can do to get more and better support for the ONLY product you make that is compatible (as per HP) with my new notebook computer? I am dead tired of this product being the 'Bottleneck' in my system. I am frustrated, to the extreme, at the completely apathetic technical support for a 'same priced' item as the ZX.
What can a consumer do?
Terribly Desperate,
Enzo Matrix

OK, first; thanks for the link. It is very much appreciated. Next, this is the only card compatible with my Pavilion zd8230us (as per HP Senior Support Technicains). I was told that the Audigy 2 zx PCMICA was compatible (BY Creative), only to be told by HP that that card can and will do damage to my notebook. I find it very disturbing that Creative would suggest a product that would damage my computer! Last, the box (for the NX) says that it is 24 bit HD audio 96KHz/02db Signal to noise ratio. As well, it clearly states ON THE FRONT OF THE BOX:

"...EAX ADVANCED HD game effects" 

Sorry, but in English (at least American English) that means it supports EAX in games, yes? lol So, THEY Are the ones that decided to put that on the FRONT of the box, if it doesn't support it then they should have a class action lawsuit filed against them by EVERY SINGLE person that ever purchased an NX and we should be paid for; purchase price, pain and suffering, and puniti've damages. THEN Creative might learn a lesson. roflol

Now on to the 'driver' isssue. Simple, Alexs3d2, the American consumer expects 'Driver Updates'. Why? Simple, what version of Direct X was standard when the NX came out, and what version are we using now? Microsoft sees fit to improve the API that Creative is making money off of, but Creative does NOT see the responsibility to the consumer to keep UP with the technology that we end users update on a regular basis. Next, I am tired of people dogging ATI BECAUSE they have taken on the responsibility to issue monthly driver updates! Granted, Alex, you may well understand 'what' the driver updates ARE better than the average user. However, that does NOT dismiss the BETTER PERFORMANCE that WE experience every single we update or display adapter drivers! Just because slough (on the part of SOME companies) is accepted by a small cross section of the population does not mean that the rest of us should LOWER our expectations? of the company that WE keep in business. Least THEY forget that WE are the reason they ARE in business!!! Driver updates are GOOD. Driver updates are what end users EXPECT. Any company that does not want to support a product that is still on store shelves should just pack up and leave. Period. 

Last, here is a little quote from the back of the NX box. 

"USB 2.0 is only supported in Windows XP and REQUIRES ONLINE SOFTWARE update(s) from Microsoft and SOUNDBLASTER.COM..." 

How the hell am I supposed to accomplish THAT when Creative screws me out of what they tell me I require? 

In closing; this venue is not the only place that I have been sounding off a bout this problem. I have written Creative (SB) Tech support, and they are giving me 'double speak'. I have kept every single email that they have sent back, and cc'd to another email addy for verification. I li've in California, and you can not swing a dead cat without hitting an attorney. I WAS hoping that Creative would be GOOD and RESPONSIBLE partners, but they have forced my hand. I have filed a complaint with the California Department of Consumer Affairs, and am in the process of gathering users for the afore mentioned 'Class Action Lawsuit'. This way, the PEOPLE get to decide WHAT is responsible corporate stewardship, and IF Creative is acting in a deliberate way to misrepresent their products, and their capabilities and IF they should have to release Drivers just the way they tell us they are going to on the packaging!! 

EnzoMatrix

P.S. Umm, the whole Nazi thing... that is a bit over the top. I am Jewish, and Creative may have killed my love of their products, but I do not know of anyone that they have actually killed. If you know otherwise, let me know... that info could come in very handy in my class action lawsuit!! roflol
P.P.S. Looking at this forum, I get the impression that I am not the only person that feels screwed by SB and Creative. THAT should make for a VERY favorable jury pool for the lawsuit.
Message Edited by EnzoMatrix on 07-2-2006 2:3 AM
Message Edited by EnzoMatrix on 07-2-2006 0:2 AM

Audigy 2 zs distorted and cracking so

hi..
I have audigy 2 zs platinum pro with gigaworks s750 speakers when I'm playing games and listen to MP3 music I get a lot of distorted and crack I just can get a clear sound try the newest driver but still all the same anyone can help.....

I think maybe you have your mic recording set on acti've. Go into windows control panel and double click the speaker icon/audio device settings. Click the audio tab on top, and then select volume in the "sound recording" section. Make sure that "Microphone" is not selected.

Audigy 2 ZS Gamer - hw ac-3 decode during DVD playback unsta

hey,
I've set my audigy 2 zs gamer to decode ac-3 and dts for me, but there are some problems. When I use windvd 4, the audio lags a little and if I skip around, the sound stutters. If I use WMP0, which uses the installed ac3filter to pass ac-3 to the zs, skipping around will cause wmp to freeze and sometimes playback of both video and audio will be at an overly fast rate.
the nature of these problems leads me to suspect a dvd software problem, but if anyone else has gotten this to work well, please pass along your configuration.
thanks,
the_wolf_pak

AC3filter is not a really good software choice to pass AC3 streams to in-PC hardware.
The fact is that DVD softwares seems to modifies a bit the AC3 stream before outputing it. PowerDVD perfected its SPDIF output with one of the latest patch for the 5 version.
If sound is lagging with a software like that, verify your PC configuration (BIOS, DMA, drivers, ACPI config, etc).
Also install reclock ( http://reclock.free.fr )
and AC3DTS Xform ( http://inmatrix.osnn.net/ac3xform.exe ).

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Platinum Drive purchase for Audigy 2 ZS Gamer owners

Why don't you guys sell the Platinum Dri'ves for those of us who bought the Audigy 2 ZS Gamer versions?!?!?!!!!
I only bought the gamer version because of the games... I was hoping to be able to buy the dri've after buying this one...
Why not sell it if you have the connections for it in the Audigy 2 ZS gamer?!?!?!!!
Please tell me you guys have some sort of sense or reason for this...

Hi,
I am looking every where for the Platinum Dri've with out success...
I saw in the website (Sound Blaster Accessories) the Optical Digital I/O card II and I don?t know if is compatible with the Audigy 2 ZS Gamer version.
If Creative has plans to sell the Platinum Dri've please let me know!!!
Thanx
VAMaresBoy

Nvidia driver + audigy 2 zs gamer is

I just bought a new 5. speaker system (analog connection) and so I tried to install it, when I installed it on my SOund blaster audizy zs 2 gamer and rebooted, windows xp loaded but suddenly the screen went all black and the pc just locked right there. I rebooted a few more times and the same problem persisted so I went into safe mode and uninstalled the audidy driver, but the problem continued. ?
FInally I uninstalled the nvidia drivers and then it started to work. I'm not sure what the problem is since both cards worked fine on my other speaker but when I use this new speaker there seems to be a conflict between the nvidia drivers and the speaker. Does anyone have any idea of what I can do here? maybe a new driver? ( I tried both the official drivers and the omega drivers).
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Well I think it's the sound card drivers myself. I have been using the Soundblaster Li've Value Card with the 999 Sound Blaster Li've Windows98SE driver files and it worked great with all the Nivida 66.XX drivers that I have downloaded from the www.nvidia.com web site.
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My video card has worked flawlessly for the last 3 years and that is with all the different Asus and Nvidia drivers that are issued and WHQL certified by MS.
I bet it's the sound card and not the video card. Both should be certifed to work with Windows 9X/XP by MS quality Assurance dept. Did Creative get their sound card drivers certified by MS? I bet not.
It's been my experience with video cards over the last 6 years that certain companies have better video driver developers than other companies. Nvidia and ATI have been good for the last few years at this work. Creative Labs has not been good at video card or sound card driver development IMHO. I remember having problems with my last Creative Labs Graphics Blaster TNT video Card drivers. It failed to work as there were some remenants of the old drivers on my OS from an older video card.
I have found that you must have all programs turned off when you download new drivers and you must have programs turned off before you try to install new software. That means using MSCONFIG.EXE's start up tab to disable a lot of things before you install new software. If not you are asking for problems. Also if you don't fully remove all the old driver files before you install new one it too can cause major headaches.

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Hey, I've been interested for some time in setting up the headphone/microphone in the front of my case. The only thing that is stopping me from doing so is the fact that I can't seem to locate which pin is which on the Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS/Gamer. I was hoping that someone could clue me in with an image of the board + the pin locations or a link to a credible source. Thank you for your time.

I have absolutely same problem.
I use Audigy 2 Platinum.
Operation System:
Win XP Pro 32bit
Driver:
Creative Sound Blaster Audigy series Driver v.2.8.000
Applications:
Creative MediaSource Player-Organizer v.3.30.2
Creative MediaSource Plugin for Remote Control v.2.30.02
I use 5. configurations of speakers.
When, I use remote controller to adjust volume.
Front left and right channels working correctly.
Center, Low Frequency and Back Left channels apply max high volume level and don t apply any other volume levels.
Back Right channel apply max low volume level and don t apply any others volume levels.

Is Audigy 2 ZS Gamer compatible with Optical Digital I/O Card II? HomeTheater Digital connecti

Hi,
I want to buy the Platinum Dri've for my Audigy 2 ZS Gamer but there isn't in the creative shop web site. I saw the Optical Digital I/O Card II and I want to know if is compatible with my sound card.
I want to connect the sound card to my HomeTheater (SONY) via optical or coaxial (digital).
If there is another way please let me know.
SincerelyVAMaresBoy

VAMaresBoy
Are you referring to this card?
http://us.creative.com/products/product.asp?category=3&subcategory=55&product=30
As what is shown on the webpage, it only support those mention sound card and is not meant for Audigy 2 ZS.
You can get a minijack to coaxial cable and connect from the sound card through the digital out jack to the coaxial input on your speaker system.
Jason

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Hey all. Just picked up an Audigy 2 ZS Gamer today, and have spent the last 6 hours or so trying to get the thing to work. Went through all the basic stuff, ie, making sure onboard sound was disabled in bios, uninstalling/reinstalling drivers, installing latest drivers, etc.
Anyway, the problem was that I got no sound out of my speakers. All tests ran fine, but just no sound. So finally I was fed up, and was going to go back to my onboard sound. Just for the hell of it, I fired up a song, then started plugging the speakers into every port on the card. Suddenly, I was hearing music. But here's the weird part: the speakers are plugged into the microphone jack. So obviously, I'm unable to use my headphones with microphone, as there is effecti'vely no headphone jack on my card. Anybody have any thoughts on this? Maybe I just have a bum card?
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Well I think it's the sound card drivers myself. I have been using the Soundblaster Li've Value Card with the 999 Sound Blaster Li've Windows98SE driver files and it worked great with all the Nivida 66.XX drivers that I have downloaded from the www.nvidia.com web site.
After installing the sound card Soundblaster Audiogy2 EZ sound card and it's associated drivers and programs my entire computer has gone down hill. DX dig won't work now. MS Media Player 9.0 was shot. My sound card is not detected by windows 98SE anymore. It was showing in the device manager but the multimedia options were all grayed out and the sound icon vanished on my systray.
My video card has worked flawlessly for the last 3 years and that is with all the different Asus and Nvidia drivers that are issued and WHQL certified by MS.
I bet it's the sound card and not the video card. Both should be certifed to work with Windows 9X/XP by MS quality Assurance dept. Did Creative get their sound card drivers certified by MS? I bet not.
It's been my experience with video cards over the last 6 years that certain companies have better video driver developers than other companies. Nvidia and ATI have been good for the last few years at this work. Creative Labs has not been good at video card or sound card driver development IMHO. I remember having problems with my last Creative Labs Graphics Blaster TNT video Card drivers. It failed to work as there were some remenants of the old drivers on my OS from an older video card.
I have found that you must have all programs turned off when you download new drivers and you must have programs turned off before you try to install new software. That means using MSCONFIG.EXE's start up tab to disable a lot of things before you install new software. If not you are asking for problems. Also if you don't fully remove all the old driver files before you install new one it too can cause major headaches.

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