Audigy 2 ZS + Microph

I was wondering if ANYONE has this sound card and is able to use a microphone flawlessly. It seems to be a repeating question here and always goes unanswered. I, along with the many others, cannot record because the recording level is so incredibly low. Also, as everyone has mentioned, all volume controls are maxed and even have the 20 dB boost on. All Drivers are updated and XP SP2 Is up and running. All of our (yes we have become one clan of angry people) microphones work on other computers with other, various soundcards. If anyone could help, or at least claim that their mic works with the Audigy 2 ZS, i'd love to hear from you, if only to stop me from going on a SB Audigy 2 ZS Hammerstreak and bash everyone I get my hands on.
Thanks

Second the motion!
Anyone have any ideas why I have to max out my volume of my microphone AND click on the boost option just to be able to barely hear myself. I am a fairly hardcore gamer, and I use and headset with a microphone for my voice server. I have all of my voice server options set to max, and all my volume set to max. I have always used Creative Labs sound cards and are very fond of them, otherwise I would not be making such a fuss.
And to try and give ya a response Flo, everything on my card works GREAT on recording, speakers, etc... and I have recorded successful wav files of myself speaking, but the volume of the microphone is set to the max volume with the boost option checked and the volume is still tremendously low.
I hope there is a way to up this volume, whether it ibe in the BIOS, somewhere silly I have missed, or something crazy. Either way, I would just like it to work because I don't feel like switching cards out of a brand new computer that still has that "new hardware smell" (<-- for all you computer geeks like me).

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Audigy 2 and microph

My microphone makes the most apalling noise. Can anyone tell me how to make it work sweetly? When I go to sounds and audio devices and run the hardware test, the microphone only just goes into the yellow zone. In the next test where you test playback, the noise goes off the scale and I have to terminate the whole thing.

already asked and discussed in the last 3 days.
http://forums.creative.com/creativel....id=79342#M940
next time do a search before posting in a new thread, it helps keeping lisibility and finding quicky users with the same interest.

Windows XP SP3 32bit + Audigy 2 + Newlatest drivers: 6.0.1.1361 dated on 2008.06.27 - NO MICROPH

Hello i just update my Audigy 2 drivers to 6.0..36 dated on 2008.06.27. i using autoupdate software - and now i can`t use microphone :-( I can`t select and i don`t know why :-( Can anyone help me?
This is a screenshot from my Windows
<img alt="Can`t select Microphone" width="024" src="http://oceanic.wsisiz.edu.pl/~taken/creative.jpg" height="768" title="Can`t select Microphone">

My creative surround mixer also does not show the microphone for play control by default, but I can set?the?rightmost control to microphone by clicking on the icon above it (toggles auxiliary/Tad in/microphone; the second from right control toggels Auxiliary/Tad In/CD digital.
For recording microphone, clicking on the rec icon does allow me to select microphone. You could try using Windows recording volume control yo select it, it should then?show up correctly in Creative surround mixer in the Rec column.
I'm usijng the Daniel k drivers and software, though.
I had to shorten the title (limit 00 characters) to post reply;?hope you don't mind :-)
Message Edited by JRosenfeld on 08-0-2008 05:2 PM

Vista, Audigy LS and the microph

I've upgraded my system to Vista Business, and my sound is working fine with the Audigy LS. However, the microphone jack in the control panel says that it is unavailable. I cannot find anyway to enable, activate or anything. I can see on the boards, that I'm not the only one having serious issues Sound Blaster cards in Vista.
I tried searching through the boards for a fix, but I haven't seen anything.
Does anyone know a fix for this, or am I waiting for a new driver?like everyone else?

michelinok,
Have you tried headphones or a set of stereo speakers in the green jack and then run the Speaker Settings speaker test? Also, you could try the front (working) speaker plug in the other output jacks (black and yellow/orange).
michelinok wrote:
Finally i found that all the sound come from only one connector, the green one on the motherboards...still in trouble....

Audigy 2 zs platinum pro - microph

Hello,?after spending about one month with vista and trying to figure out how to enable/use the microphone with the audigy 2 zs platinum pro on vista 32 ultimate I hope someone from you can help me. (FROM CREATIVE I DONT EXPECT HELP, SINCE MY SUPPORT TICKETS ARE STILL UNREPLIED)?I have tried to enable (right click on sound icon, select input device - line in as standard)Tried to find something in this forum and in others. My problem - and this I explained even to creative - is that I had to build a support/call center for a small telephone company. Everything just fine and cool with soundblaster under WinXP Pro. Now they want me to change ALL stations to Vista!?BUT I cant get the microphone on a testing enviroment running! Feeling really stupid after 22 Years in these branche. Is there ANY workaround available? You would help me a lot. Thank you for any support. Juergen

Problem solved.
Uninstall/Reinstall SP3 did the job
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Audigy SE on MSI K9N and quiet microph

I've tried several microphones and have the record volume for the microphone set to 00%, but apparently I am really quiet. Until last night when I found a headset that worked perfectly with the Audigy SE unfortunately I can't find the specs for the microphone (and I need a desk mic). Can anyone recommend a microphone, or give me a hit as to what the specs need to be to work with the Audigy SE?

Quote from: AaronYuri on 14-June-07, 01:26:15
I don't think it's on the Neo-F board.
Easy with the stock cooler. I had a 5000+ @ 3GHz with one.
Thats what I thought. I will try to raise FSB value as much as possible...maybe to 220MHz or something like that and see what happens. The problem is that I think my bios doesnt even allow me to change Vcore.
damn

Problem with Audigy 2 ZS and Microph

hi!
i use skype to communicate with my friends. in sound mixer i chose 'microphone' for recording. this works like a charm.
BUT:
as soon as i start a game (i.e. World of Warcraft), the recording device is automatically changed to 'what you hear'. when i switch task to system mixer, i can change back to 'microphone', but as soon as i go back to the game, it instantly changes back to 'what you hear'. this issue occurs not only with this game, but with others as well.
you can imagine what my friends must hear when i play the game (they hear every soundeffect, music and even themselves).

*bump*

SB Audigy 2 ZS Plat Pro and MXL 990 Phantom power microph

I recently acquired the microphone which is "phantom power".
I am presuming that it is not compatible with the sound card, would that be true?
if any walkaround could be suggested so that i can use a better quality mic with the sound card it would be much appreciated.
phantom power 48v +/- 4 (if that means anything).
I will be getting a mixer soon as well to aid a variety of projects but all my hardware is sourced at relati've low cost so compatibility issues cannot be tested in advance. again if there are any issues with connecting to the hub it would be good to know.
cheers
Ian

already asked and discussed in the last 3 days.
http://forums.creative.com/creativel....id=79342#M940
next time do a search before posting in a new thread, it helps keeping lisibility and finding quicky users with the same interest.

Windows no longer detecting my Audigy 4?(Non-P

Hey all. I've had my Audigy 4 (non-Pro) installed and working super for about 50 days, but it started giving me a weird problem. Windows was no longer detecting the card! It was weird. DX Diag, programs like EVEREST... they all report no sound card whatsoever.
Here are my PC specs:
XP Home Edition
Albatron K8X800 Pro
S754 3200+ ClawHammer
x 2 OCZ ELPE 52 MB(2-3-2-5)
Visiontek XTASY X850XT PE
x 80 GB SATA 2 Seagate, x 80 GB Maxtor
Some other things to note:
XP has been repaired. Went from Service Pack , updates, and all the way to Service Pack 2. The card requires XP w/SP2, yes, so I have that covered.
Onboard audio is disabled through the bios. I have AC'97 integrated audio on this.
My motherboard has fi've PCI slots - although I can only access 4 because my video card is in the way, and I have tried three of those and I get the same problem.
I have tried it in other PCs in my house, double-checked each time - so it is not ESD as I originally believed. It works just fine on those PCs. It is being not located only on MY PC.
So guys and gals, I do not know what to do... I am stumped. It's the weekend so I can't call Creative support until Monday. I don't want to request an RMA through my warranty because clearly it's just a problem with my PC. What should I do?!Message Edited by Celsius on -26-2005 07:36 PM

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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

Analog inputs no longer working on Audigy 2 ZS Platinum Pro's external dr

I have an Audigy 2 ZS Platinum Pro. After two years of use without problems, the analog inputs on the external dri've have stopped working. I get no signal from them, not even noise. All 3 inputs are silent, Line in / Mic and Line 2 in the front, and Line 3 in the back. Otherwise the dri've appears to function normally - I get output from the headphone jack, and the volume control knob works. I have not tested digital inputs or outputs, as I currently have no digital devices to connect to them.
I had made no major changes to my computer - software or hardware - when the problems began. I recently added a new SATA hard dri've, but the Audigy dri've did work after that.
I've taken steps suggested in another thread on this forum and uninstalled all Creative software and drivers, used the latest driver package's uninstall program as well as Driver Cleaner, and finally manually deleted everything related to Creative and Audigy from the system registry (and rebooted quite a few times in between). I then installed the original drivers from the CD that came with the sound card (a setup that has worked before), but still the problem persists.
Any ideas on where to even begin looking for a solution? I find it hard to believe that it's a hardware problem, since three inputs suddenly went silent at the same time, and no other connections were affected. Yet I've done as clean a reinstall as possible, and that hasn't solved the problem.
My current computer configuration:
OS: Windows XP Pro (SP2 and all latest updates)
CPU: Athlon XP 500+
RAM: 2x 52 MB
Motherboard: Abit AN7 (integrated sound chip disabled)
Video card: Sapphire Radeon 9800 Pro
Network card: D-Link DFE-530TX
Hard dri've : Seagate ST320026A, 20 GB IDE
Hard dri've 2: Maxtor 6L080J4, 80 GB IDE
Hard dri've 3: Seagate ST330083, 300 GB SATA-II

I don't have a Platinum Pro or the dri've, but a general hardware troubleshooting step I would take would be to remove the soundcard and either move it to another slot or re-seat it. Also, I'd disconnnect and reconnect all cables to and from the card and the dri've. If I had another machine I could try the card or dri've in, I'd do that. If I could borrow another dri've or even another card, I'd test those too. (Swapping parts is often the simplest diagnostic.) Yeah, maybe it's not a hardware problem, but I'd take these steps just to rule out some possibilities.
Edit: And if you can remove or disconnect the SATA dri've and restore the system to the condition before you installed it, that's another good test.Message Edited by Katman on 2-8-2005 2:56 AM

Headset no longer works with Audigy Platinum dr

I have a Logitech headset that plugs into the headphone and mic jacks on the Audigy Platinum dri've. On Saturday I had to do some work in my computer, so I disconnected the dri've from the card to get the data cable out of the way.
This may not be related (I hope not), but I plugged my floppy dri've in wrong and fried the floppy dri've and melted the wire to the PSU. I got a new floppy dri've and PSU. I don't believe the sound card or Platinum dri've were effected because they both work fine otherwise.
Anyway I no longer get any sound from my headphones when they're plugged into the dri've, but do get sound when they're plugged into the Creative Labs remote control for my speakers. I get no sound from my mic when it's plugged into the mic jack on the Platinum dri've either. I haven't tested it with another jack yet, but assume it'd work.
I also notice in my Windows mixer, that the option for Line In/Mic 2 is no longer there, either in the main part, or under Recording. Line In/Mic 2 is the mic jack on the Platinum Dri've.
The Platinum dri've works fine otherwise. I can use the firewire port on it and I know it's receiving power because I can see the red light in the optical connector. To be sure, I went back inside my computer and doublechecked the connections. It IS hooked up properly.
How can I get the jacks to work again, short of uninstalling/reinstalling the driver? I don't think this is necessary because the sound works otherwise. Thanks all!

The Audigy dri've works from three different cables. One is the power cable, one is the IEEE394 cable, and the last is the data cable. If the power cable and IEEE394 cables are connected, but the data cable is not fully seated, you will see power from the optical output and the 394 port will work, but the inputs and outputs will not work or be seen by the Windows mixer.
I would definitely try reseating that data cable. Also make sure that none of the pins are bent. If that doesn't work, you may want to try moving the card to different slots.

Solution to my Audigy 4 Digital Output probs... please make a stic

I was recently playing Q3TA with my son when my overheat protection kicked in. I exited to windows to see the temp and throttle back my CPU a tad, and when I returned I had no sound from my digital output. Analog was working fine, however.
Setup:
Giga-byte GA-MA78GM-S2H w/780g chipset
Athlon 64 X2 5000+ BE
Integrated Realtek HD audio (disabled)
Integrated ATI HD 3200
2xGB 800MHZ DDR2
Creative Audigy 4
Boston acoustics Digital BA735 2. speakers
I went over every setting in all of my consoles, HQ's and drivers. I played with driver versions, DirectX versions, diagnostic programs and procedures in the knowledge base. In defeat, I even wiped out my XP install and started fresh with the Aud-4 removed, using analog on the integrated card thru headphones. Then I disabled the integrated card and reinstalled the Audigy 4 only to find that there was still no sound from the digital speakers.
Solution?
I[color="#ff0000"] unplugged the power to my speakers, and reconnected everything. As soon as the power was back up, the sound started playing (I had a .MP3 on for testing).
This stumped me for two reasons that occur to me know:
. These speakers (and possibly many others) don't fully power down when you turn the volume knob off and the light on the satellites goes out. The decoder and subwoofer unit keep their light on.
2. Apparently, some situations introduce a faulty signal to the digital output that scrambles the speaker units and they refuse to operate any longer.
Now I know, unplug the power to my speakers. My system works on all three sampling frequencies in "audio console" 44., 48, and 96KHz. None of the troubleshooting procedures touched my problem, because they didn't even mention the speaker setup, let alone doing a hard reset.
Please please please!
Make this a sticky for future me!!!

The Digital output jack on the card isn't of optical signal type.....you will need to get those I/O module mention bt johnston2 for optical connection.

What is wrong with my audigy 4 p

I own a soundblaster audigy 4 for music production (which is enough for what I do in terms of basic quality). I've had various issues over the past, but just lately things have come to a head and I have been forced to take my entire pc and soundcard in for service / investigation.Whilst I wait for the nervous news, I wonder if anyone has had this?. I use ableton li've 5 to produce, and one minute the sound quality is awesome and then the second later it turns from awesome into what I can only describe as a "tinny 56kbs internet audio stream" being controlled by extreamly low latency (like the computer can't handle it).Yet, I've been using a latency of 2ms perfectly for a year, but not more than an hour because my pc kept rebooting (previous to using li've aswell) - but that is another issue. I've reinstalled windows previously, and today reinstalled the drivers for the soundblaster - but the audio is still poor. Not just during production, but I notice when I start up windows xp (during playing the windows xp theme tune - the sound crackles / shreak blips, like the xp intro tune is being interupted - sorry if this sounds amusing) ;-)I start ableton, and the same problem happens...so I'm running the latest version of li've which fixed alot of problems and shouldn't be causing these problems.
The pc and soundcard was purchased from a really good service and I have faith in them. The computer is rarely online, and when it is - is only to auth and register purchased software. No viruses onboard to my knowledge.But anyone had anything like this?cheersg.
posted: 07-0-2006 at 03:22 PM

Did you try to hold down power and home button for 20 seconds? If this not work. Try to put iPhone in DFU mode and try to restore via iTunes.
Step One
Open iTunes and connect the iPhone to your Mac.
Step Two
Press and hold the Home button and the Sleep/Wake button at the same time.
Step Three
After exactly 10 seconds release the Sleep/Wake button. Continue holding the home button until you iTunes pops up a message telling you that it has detected an iPhone in recovery mode.

Audigy 4 non-pro, multimedia probl

Hi there,
Got the Audigy 4 non-pro card, and I'm sticking with it for a long time... but it does have a few problems, I was hoping some of you may have the same problems and could help me. The first one may not be a problem with the card itself.
The thing is, I have a certain DVD-title that has Linear PCM Stereo and DTS-Digital 5. Surround soundtracks. The stereo works fine (let's say in Windows Media Player), but when I switch to DTS (hoping for a surround experience), there is no sound! I am able to have surround sound with most DVDs, although it's usually Dolby Surround. Do I need special software to play DTS soundtracks? I know that PowerDVD (or whatever its' name) has to be upgraded for DTS, but the Windows Media PLayer does have a DTS logo thing, when I play it, but there is no sound!
The other problem seems to be more serious.
When I work with MIDI, or play MIDI files, there's a strange lock-up of the system, although on an irregular basis. Sometimes, suddenly, instantaneously, everything stops, and there is a sustained and quiet MIDI sounds, as though the last notes are held, and the system is in a state of complete lock-up. Does anyone have a problem with taht? Or a solution, even better!
Cheers.

I think you should try some modded driver. It will provide better sound. Try these following links and find out which driver will give your favorite sound. But remember to back up your system (system restore is a good choice before doing so)
YouP PAX Fi 3.33 For X-FI:
http://youp-pax.com/youp/YouP-PAX-Fiv3.33-XFi.rar
YouP PAX A4 3.33 For Audigy X:
http://youp-pax.com/youp/YouP-PAX-A4v3.33.rar
and many other:
PAX-TH 76.92MB.
Soft for PAX VI v? PAX ZS
http://file2.mydrivers.com/sound/PAX-TH.ZIP
http://file.mydrivers.com/sound/PAX-TH.ZIP
http://file3.mydrivers.com/files/sound/PAX-TH.ZIP
http://file4.mydrivers.com/files/sound/PAX-TH.ZIP
http://crc.mydrivers.com/sound/PAX-TH.ZIP
http://sc.mydrivers.com/sound/PAX-TH.ZIP
Links for Pax VI Ultra (Li've! series on WinXP SP2) 62.4MB
http://file2.mydrivers.com/sound/YouP-PAX-VI-Ultra.exe
http://file.mydrivers.com/sound/YouP-PAX-VI-Ultra.exe
http://file3.mydrivers.com/files/sound/YouP-PAX-VI-Ultra.exe
http://file4.mydrivers.com/files/sound/YouP-PAX-VI-Ultra.exe
PAX VI .68 7.7MB
http://file2.mydrivers.com/sound/YouP-PAX-VIv.68.rar
http://file.mydrivers.com/sound/YouP-PAX-VIv.68.rar
http://file3.mydrivers.com/files/sound/YouP-PAX-VIv.68.rar
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http://file4.mydrivers.com/files/sound/YouP-PAX-VIv.68.rar
http://crc.mydrivers.com/sound/YouP-PAX-VIv.68.rar
http://sc.mydrivers.com/sound/YouP-PAX-VIv.68.rar
Links for ZS2.66( d?nh cho Audigy, Audigy2(ZS))
http://file2.mydrivers.com/sound/YouP-PAX-ZSv2.66a.exe
http://file.mydrivers.com/sound/YouP-PAX-ZSv2.66a.exe
http://file3.mydrivers.com/files/sound/YouP-PAX-ZSv2.66a.exe
Soft for cho Audigy2 (262.73M)
http://file2.mydrivers.com/sound/A2-ZS-PAX.exe
Http://file.mydrivers.com/sound/A2-ZS-PAX.exe
Http://file3.mydrivers.com/files/sound/A2-ZS-PAX.exe
Http://file4.mydrivers.com/files/sound/A2-ZS-PAX.exe
Http://crc.mydrivers.com/sound/A2-ZS-PAX.exe
Http://sc.mydrivers.com/sound/A2-ZS-PAX.exe

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