Problem connecting Xfi XtremeGamer to PC ??????????????

I have an Audigy2 ZS and i'm replacing it with an Xfi ExtremeGamer to use Alchemy. The ExtremeGamer card dosen't have a proprietary connector like the Audigy2 and I can't figure out how to connect it. Anybody know a way around this or just how to make the ExtremeGamer card work?Thanks, Dave

hello i've had same problem with an e63 in windows xp sp3.i wasnot getting any further than the ccdcmb.sys file error.
what i did is uninstalled all nokia software then downloaded the most recent pc suite from nokia us,turned off my antivirus then started install when install started it said there was a newer version available did i want to download it.i marked yes and installed.when it finished installing and give hook up phone prompt i did a hard restart on my phone.restarted my phone and unlocked it b4 hooking it up(nothing else )followed prompts and every thing is working fine now. hope this helps

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Hello!
I have serious problems connecting my Soundblaster XFi Xtreme Music to my Harman/Kardon AVR 2000 (AV-Recei'ver), supporting dolby digital and DTS. As the receiver cannot be connected via the 3 other outputs of the XFi (front/rear/center) I do have to connect it via the digital out. Before I bought the XFi I used my onboard-sound, connected to the receiver via optical cable, and everything was doing fine.
For there is no optical out on the XFi I tried to link the digital out of the XFi with the coax-digital-in of my receiver, using a normal coax-cable. Indeed, a sound-signale is transmitted, but as I'm testing my surround speakers, the allocation of the speakers is not correct and the receiver does not work in dolby-digital or DTS mode.
So how do I have to connect both parts, having the receiver get a correct digital signale?
Do I have to use a special cable that deli'vers the correct digital signale?
I have already callen the Creative support hotline, but also got no acceptable answer.
I hope, somebody can help me !

http://creative.com/products/product...y=6&product=49
that product should work for you and me. this is the issue i had......
i'm working on this issue myself as i have an elite pro and it has digital outputs but as we are alll finding out unless its a dts stream like a dvd encoded with it, the digital outputs will not pass 5. audio correctly. i have a harman dpr 2005 i just picked up. when i play games its useless because creatives digital outputs will only stream stereo. and now i have no way to connect the regular analog outputs to my receiver.
this just flat out sux. apparently with computer audio you will read in the links below there is no product that will encode audio other then the soundstorm which is now a dead product into more then 2 channel audio via a digital cable whether coax or fiber. but basically the breakout box posted above will do the same thing the soundstorm does, it just does it at the analog output so you will get a slight loss in quality but will it even be audible. i doubt much at all. its just the best we will get for another year or two.
-gerard
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Hello,
I am havin a rather odd issue with my new system and I was hoping someone here would be able to help me or at least point me in the right direction. I just built a computer (Asus P5E-vm do, MSI8800GT 52MB, Xfi Xtremegamer, 4GB Gskill PC2 6400, WD 750GB 7400rpm 3.0 gb/s, Core 2 Duo E8400) with the hopes of using it as a media center. At first I installed Vista, but wiped the dri've and installed XP Pro Sp3 32bit in the hopes that it would solve the issue.
Alright, so here's my problem: when I change my video settings to Dual View or clone (basically whenever the computer outputs video to my TV), there is no sound output to the TV. The sound works fine on the TV when my video settings are set to single display mode for my monitor. I am using an audio out to RCA cable and a DVI to HDMI cable for video.
My card model is SB0730, bought brand new from Amazon.
I've tried doing a complete uninstall of drivers, as one of the guides on this site advised. I've installed the latest video and sound drivers from their respecti've manufacturer's websites. This is all on a completely fresh install of XP Pro SP3. I've also verified that it is not a problem with the TV itself as I have a similar setup on an older computer and the sound works perfect with multiple displays.
Any ideas would be immensely appreciated as I'm at a loss.
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!Try other drivers (preferably latest).
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Or your mixer / preset is not the default.
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