Soundcard for server 2008 64

Hello we have a server that doesnt come with a sound card, unfortunitly the video conversion software we brought needs a sound card installed to function correctly.
?I am trying to track down a sound card that supports windows server 2008 64bit but cant find anything.
Is there a creative card that will ? perhaps the vista 64bit drivers will work ?

Hello we have a server that doesnt come with a sound card, unfortunitly the video conversion software we brought needs a sound card installed to function correctly.
?I am trying to track down a sound card that supports windows server 2008 64bit but cant find anything.
Is there a creative card that will ? perhaps the vista 64bit drivers will work ?

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