Firewire soundcards and digital in's.

Can somebody recomend a good firewire soundcard with a digital in?
I'm using a Boss BR-532 for its excellent sound quality, but it precedes the models with USB so the only way to get my tracks into Garageband is through a SmartMedia card reader. Just a little time consuming and inconvenient when recording.
The BR-532 has a digital out.
So I'm hoping to send the signal from the BR to the Firewire soundcard and then into the G4. (Which btw doesn't have an audio input )

bummer about no replies.
the only thing i can add:
check your manual to make sure that the signal that comes from the digital out is the type you need or expected. it might only be a two channel mix.
other than that, i'm not sure about digital ins on firewire devices. my guess is some of the higher end models will have them: m-audio firewire 1814, presonus firepod. but i'm not sure.
it seems like some of us got stuck in the transition from 4track tapes to computers. it wasn't an easy, smooth or speedy switch by any means.
good luck. have fun!
brandon

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I got these two specifically because I knew they supported Firewire 800 and wanted to take advantage of the high speed connection.
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neil,
I wouldn't do that right away.. USB audio interfaces are usually at the more consumer end of the market, I don't think it's the best way to go just to solve your problem.
did you read the part in my post about PCexpress cards that give you a totally new and independent FW800 bus? seriously, I think this is your best bet. these cards first came out when the original series of MBP didn't have FW800 on them (only 400) much to the consternation of video pros.. so 3rd party vendors made a card solution. as I said, they aren't expensive, I would have thought around or under $100 US. connect one of those to your MBP's express slot and your problem is solved. you'll have a powerful, dedicated FW channel just for those FW800 drives you bought. then, your m-audio interface will be fine. and even if you still want to get rid of it and get a better interface, you won't be forced to go to USB which generally means opting for a lower end of the market interface.
also one other thing.. I don't know what your actual audio i/o needs are. but if you only ever work with stereo out and stereo in, ie, you never need more than 2 physical outputs and 2 physical inputs, then you have other options. the MBP (and in fact all macs) have optical digital audio built in. you can buy a 2in 2out digital to analog/analog to digital converter and connect it to the opticals. then, you'll never need to worry about FW or USB bandwidth ever again, nor will you ever need to think about drivers or compatibility or updates either.
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Hi Guys,
I work with Motu "896" and Presonus "Firebox" Soundcards and after the new update 10.5.6 nothing is working ....
I tried Many tricks like :
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Hello
After the 10.5.6 update I am only able to get my Motu Ultralite MK3 to work after a reboot
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I have a keystore . in ordeer to know what it contains ,i opened this keystore with this command ...keytool -list -keystore DemoIdentity.jks
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Keystore type: jks
Keystore provider: SUN
Your keystore contains 1 entry
demoidentity, Jan 4, 2007, keyEntry, // is it called private key ?
Certificate fingerprint (MD5): 60:42:75:33:31:AA:9A:C6:9D:1A:CD:9F:22:8D:4A:6A // is it called certificate ?
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Unknown_Citizen
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Unknown_Citizen

The content of a 'keystore' is what you, or the person who provided it, put in it. In this case it looks like all it contains it a public key certificate with an alias of 'demoidentity' .

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thanks
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the VO tool.
Ok. So an audio interface can be plugged to FCP without crashing the app. Because of the Konnekt driver problem, I wasn't shure of this.
I use my Aja box for export & external monitoring.
All my audio sources run back into the Tascam and I
use the analog mixer in the 1082 to monitor different
sources.
When I view external video, the audio follows it to
keep sync.
that's exactly what I want with other I/O interfaces. I'd like to monitor video with the canopus ADVC 110, and monitor audio with the Konnekt 24D (or another interface if this one is not compatible)
I also imput dailies with a deck or a camera (DV or HDV) but that's not the point here.
I want to imput audio with the Konnekt 24D because of its audio quality. Not audio sync to video dailies. But voice over, in sync with FCP video playback (for me, tha ADVC 110)

Firewire soundcards and digital in's.

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