Loud sound - the sound is like an incorrect sample rate, a digital input ?

Hi
Re: loud sound - I did not explain myself very well. It is a continuous loud hissing sound that pins the meters and sounds like when I record into Pro tools and forget to change from digital to analog inputs. By the way, no trouble recording using Pro Tools LE so I must have some setting incorrect. Thks for your help.
bye
Al

Got an updated Core Audio driver from Digidesign - that fixed it.

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Originally Posted by Yosharian
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