MOVED: MSI TV@nywhere E-Duo drivers for linux

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https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=138238.0

Please test the card in another PCI-E Slot, just to see what happens.  Also, run DPC Latency Checker to find out if there are any Latency Issues going on in the background.  For testing purposes:  Remove the X-FI Card and test with onboard Audio.  Perhaps there is a conflict with the Creative Card.
What is your current BIOS Version (Mainboard)?

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