Need fix for soundmax audio card for my HP touchsmart 300 series running windows 7 64 bit OS

need stereo mix in my soundax controls in order to DJ with my new pc...so far I can only find fix for Vista and XP 64 bit which after download has stereo mic option...can you help?
annie

try external USB sound card option, m-audio or creative are a couple off the top of my head you could use. they usually come with a full driver and product suit that can achieve a much better sound than the soundmax in touchsmart have to offer.
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I bit the bullet and just upgraded from my Dual 2.7Ghz (LC) G5 to a new 2.66Ghz 8-core MacPro. I now have to find a PCIe audio card (stereo is fine). I used to use an RME Hammerfall 3296 PCI card in my trusty G5 as an alternative audio out (Digi 003R for ProTools and Logic Pro 8 etc.). Do you know of any PCIe audio cards? I just want to use it for iTunes etc as the Digi doesn't allow play through via core audio etc. I already use the optical with my Logitech surrounds but want to send the iTunes stereo signal to my main amp and pro speakers for auditioning cd's and songs.
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Good point on obsolete! I'm sure there's some new flavour on the way soon too.
Basically, all my firewire ports are used up, I have a Digidesign 003R, 2 FW 800 externals, a FW 400 external HD and an Apple iSight. I tried a Kingston FW hub but got lots of crashes/freezes with it so i can up on that! I may have to resort to either a USB type I/O (lots to choose from there). Someone suggested I use an Airport Express but the problem is that Apple's core audio sends the same signal out the analog audio as it does the optical outs too so I need a completely separate device.
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Message was edited by: Debbie Nessamar1

Hi, Debbie -
Can't speak for a sound card. But, regarding this -
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One can get a lighning suppressor, but they are the size of a small room and cost in the thousands.
The only real protection is to unplug the equipment when an electrical storm is in the area. Turning the gear off, even at the surge suppressor, is not sufficient - the ground connection must be broken in order to make the equipment non-attractive to lightning, and switching off power does not do that.
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