Audigy 4 in Win XP is

Hi, I bought the Audigy 4 specifically so I could output audio in high resolution, but I could not find any option to allow me to output in 24 bit sound with 92kHz sampling rates in stereo mode. Does anyone know how to do this? TIA!

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http://us.creative.com/support/kb/ar...asp?l=2&sid=72
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My hard dri've died a couple of weeks ago, so I sent it and just got the new one and installed windows.
At the same time, I installed a new power supply since my old one was incompatable with my system, especially my video card. It would always crash the video card, but it's an ati so i wasn't suprised it sucks. anyway, now with the new psu, i'm able to have fast write on my video card, and install sp2 and all the via chipset drivers.
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Model of my soundcard is Audigy LS, as You have written above.
I do not know why I was asking about ZS...
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http://uk.europe.creative.com/support/downloads/download.asp?Product_ID=923&Product_Name=Audigy+LS &OSName=Windows+XP&OS=0&DriverType=&details=
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"You have previously installed drivers without rebooting.
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Click Start, Run and then Browse. Browse to Z:\Audio\Drivers\CTZAPXX.EXE, where Z represents the CD Rom Dri've.
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Select the SERVICES tab and select Hide All Microsoft Services.
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Empty the Recycle Bin
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Note#: When restarting the PC each time, shut off the main power switch on the Power Supply then back on.
Note#2: You will need the Windows XP CD WITH the SP2 on it or have the download SP2 Install file from MS on your PC. I have it on CD.
. Remove the sound Card
2. Use the Removal/Un-installation Procedures for the drivers in Knowledge Base Under Windows XP Step by step. Restart to get all the files deleted in the Creative folder if necessary.
Here is the (Solution ID#) for the Uninstallaion found in the Creative.com Knowledge Base: SID72 "How to uninstall Sound Blaster drivers and applications?"
Alternati'vely, Click on the Sound Blaster Picture Box under the Knowledge Base Main Search Page and the article should be in the resulting list.
3. Use the DCProSetup_.exe from http://files.trunetworks.com/utilities/
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Navigate and remove the Entry for CTCMSGo.exe, it is running in the back ground otherwise and i believe it interrupts the re-installation of MediaSource Files.
HKEY_CURRENT USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
The file link/tag, it will be on the right half of the screen, Delete it. CTCMSGo.exe=(Creative Technologies Media Source Go)
5. Restart the PC, dont forget to switch Power Supply to off while powered down and on before powering back up.
6.Go to the Win XP SP2 CD or the file downloaded, select re-install but choose UPDATE, not New Installation. Let the Install run and update your pc, this procedure has no data loss or settings changes in Windows.
7. Restart PC
8. Turn off PC and install the Audigy 2 Card. Then turn on the PC. At this point you might get a plxcore.plx Error of file missing. Not to worry.. copy the file from within the Creative Drivers CD and paste it into the Creative Folder In C:\Program Files\Creative
The Knowledge base Article on the steps is: SID287 "Error: Program could not load because Plxcore.plx cannot be found"
9. Power up and see if you get PCI Device, and Audio Controller Detetion. If you dont then do the following:
A) Remove the Sound Card and Re-install the Win XP SP2 Update a number of times ( I did this about 5 times until detection) Each time restart and install the Sound Card into any of the empty PCI Ports until detection.
If that does not work after a number of times try the following:
B)Power off and switch the PCI slot of the Sound Card (to all the PCI slots if necessary with complete power off each time) Without Re-installing XP SP2 Update.
0. After you get Detection, The Windows Auto Installer for Drivers will pop up..select Find Drivers Automatically, then Install then install the drivers it finds. It will put in some basic Audigy Drivers from the CD or online i'm not sure where it gets them from. Keep your Driver CD in the CD Dri've.
.Restart the PC, then install the Drivers and Media Source Files from the CD (it may not all get installed and may give an error and you have to shut down and re-install the drivers and Media Source over again and over again so it fills in the gap of missing files/drivers until it all works without deleting the previously installed parts).
2. Only install this update from the File/ Downloads Section on the Creative website: EAX4DRV_AUDIGY2__84_50.exe Dated 29 July 04. The new beta one that was released is what started all my troubles, so plz i urge you to wait for it to be official.. unless you really want to test it out at your risk.
And there you have it.. in 8 Hours and some ideas from friends and relati'ves concerning detection problems of other hard ware they have had i decided to play Roulette all night and this combo works. I had to play Roulette switching the PCI slots (5 of them), and then towards the end play Roulette with the Creative Driver CD install... until they all work perfectly. WHEW!!!
Notice: I hope if you are really ticked off at having no sounds and want to try this at your own risk and responsiblity go ahead, and I wish you luck. None of the proedures are too out of the ordinary. I dont know if it will work for you but it worked for me and maybe it will possibly for other similar Sound Cards as well.. like ZS or Li've! etc. with similar problems. Happy Sound Blasting!!!
My Specs: P4 3.2Ghz Prescott on Intel D875PBZ MB, pqi GB PC3200 Dual Channel RAM, Win XP SP2, Plextor CD-R and DVD Dri'ves, BFG 6600GT OC 28MB and the Audigy 2 Sound CardMessage Edited by Flying_Ghost on 05-04-2005 09:38 PM

Thanks for pointing that out, it was not apparent on the day i used them and wrote the How-To. The links have been replaced with the SID# (Solution ID #) and the title given for the Article.
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IRe: SB Audigy Series Support Pack 3.0 + DTS Encoder Switcher (08/28/2009).
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EddieObscurant: 4. works fine for me in AC3. I use AC3filter though and it has it's own speaker settings. Perhaps that helps until the next release.
daniel_k: I uploaded it to 4shared.com and MediaFire for you since I don't really like Rapidshare. I hope you don't mind.
http://www.4shared.com/file/302793/e9678376/Audigy_SupportPack_3_0.html
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?rjmznqa2oy
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Hello, i just migrated from windows xp 32 bit because my hd crashed, and installed a new 1 tb hd, with win 7 64 bit, i installed my sb audigy 2 zs sound card, and everything works great, videos, music etc, i have my 5.1 working fine, but if i use flightsim fs2004, the only game i use, the sound doesnt work, it does strange thinks like sound inside the cockpit but no outside and viceversa in some planes, ..it only works fine in my 2 channel default old sound card, i downloaded the drivers that in creative page say are for win 7, but the same happened...
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Originally Posted by mystico2
Hello, i just migrated from windows xp 32 bit because my hd crashed, and installed a new 1 tb hd, with win 7 64 bit, i installed my sb audigy 2 zs sound card, and everything works great, videos, music etc, i have my 5.1 working fine, but if i use flightsim fs2004, the only game i use, the sound doesnt work, it does strange thinks like sound inside the cockpit but no outside and viceversa in some planes, ..it only works fine in my 2 channel default old sound card, i downloaded the drivers that in creative page say are for win 7, but the same happened...
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