SBLive! beta 64bit driver on XP

I hope this gets back to CL. The 64bit beta driver for Li've!5. series of SoundBlasters has a hardware bug on dual AMD cpu,64bit systems running winXP x64. If you connect the cd-spdif connector to a dvd-rw dl dri've and try to listen to cd's via cd-spdif,you get an entire system lock up everytime,it's replicatable AND if you verify a cd/dvd-r burn on this dri've,it will cause a system lock-up.Not a ctrl-alt-delete restart,but a power down,reset button lock up. It's DEFINATELY the driver causing this,not the hardware. I own newer Audigy's and X-Fi's,but the Li've! series with the eMu-0k chipset/Li've!Dri've interface?will RULE 4ever. The sound is is FAR superior to the new stuff and is excellent in a studio environment. I was amazed at the sound on sound functions of the li've! series with cakewalk and audition. I monitor w/JBL 442s,Control's,SCS mosfet reference amps and Bang&Olufsen stereos for consumer audio.
p.s.please fix the Li've!dri've interface on the 64bit driver for winXP x64

Hi,
Thanks for the feedback. I'll try to send this over to our developer to verify on this bug.
Cheers.

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