Pinout for Audigy platinum Ex Dr

Does anybody know the pinout for the 44 pin D-Sub found on the back of the Audigy platinum Ex dri've?
I'm trying to build a cable to connect the dri've directly to my card, as I don't seem to be able to buy the daughter card (SB00b) anywhere.
(If anyone does know where I can get a daughter card that would be really useful as well)

JSladen wrote:
Does anybody know the pinout for the 44 pin D-Sub found on the back of the Audigy platinum Ex dri've?
I'm trying to build a cable to connect the dri've directly to my card, as I don't seem to be able to buy the daughter card (SB00b) anywhere.
(If anyone does know where I can get a daughter card that would be really useful as well)
Only that can be found is pinout table for AUD_EXT, but it's not 44 pin but 40 pin connector. You can find it from Creative Support/KnowledgeBase by searching AUD_EXT.
.jtp

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Does anybody know the pinout for the 44 pin D-Sub found on the back of the Audigy platinum Ex dri've?
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Does anybody know the pinout for the 44 pin D-Sub found on the back of the Audigy platinum Ex dri've?
I'm trying to build a cable to connect the dri've directly to my card, as I don't seem to be able to buy the daughter card (SB00b) anywhere.
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However, I don't have any of the application software and can't seem to download that software from the website without having some old application software already installed. Is there a work around?
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for many years I have been using a combination of a Creative Audigy Platinum soundcard with a Creative Inspire 5.1 Digital 5700 speaker system. I am very pleased with the quality, compatibility and easy-to-useness of this system. For games and music, I let the soundcard do the decoding and send the bits via digital connection to the Inspire system, which I set to 5.1 DIN. For DVDs, I send everything via SPDIF and let the Inspire do the decoding, either DTS or Dolby digital. Works just perfectly.
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