Using external Audio interfaces with Windows XP on an iMac

Does anybody know how to set the audio device used by this operating system running on an iMac to something other than Realtek HD? I have an Edirol Fa-101 audio interface that runs on my PC, and runs on my iMac perfectly.
I have installed the drivers onto Windows XP Pro runing on my iMac using Boot Camp, but I am unable to set the input and output audio devices in the "Sounds and Audio Devices" panel to anything other than realtek HD. Anyone got any ideas?

*"I have installed the drivers onto Windows XP Pro runing on my iMac using Boot Camp,"*
You should probably then post your question in the Boot Camp discussions:
http://discussions.apple.com/forum.jspa?forumID=1165

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How do I use an audio interface with iMovie?

I'm trying to shoot a short clip of a musician playing. I want to use an interface with my higher end mics, and use iMovie '09 to shoot video. I have a Presonus Firebox as my interface. iMovie just doesn't seem to want to recognize it, nor record through it. This isn't something I can share to GarageBand because the timing between the video and audio has to be perfect. Any help?
Thanks

Just buy the proper adapter cord, such as MiniDisplay port to HDMI for example. Plug it in and it will be automatically recognized. Use System Preferences > Displays to set options.
The display can Mirror your primary desktop or Extend the Desktop.
Regards,
Captfred

Using an audio interface with multiple inputs

Hi,
I'm currently facing an issue where I need to be able to use the audio from a microphone and a keyboard through Skype calling. I have them both plugged in to a Focusrite Saffire Pro 24 audio interface. The problem is that only the microphone plugged into input 1 seems to be coming through, as if Skype will only address one channel of the interface. Is there any way around this or a different method you have used in a similar situation?
Thanks,

I stumbled upon this thread in searching for some deeply hidden feature in Skype, but alas, there may not be a fix within Skype. I realize the parent topic is very old, but I hope this can hope anyone in need of a solution (or get skype to incorporate some sort of summing feature).
That being said, there is an alternative for those of us with interfaces that have fully customizable routing. Fully customizable routing, and more than your standard two (stereo) outputs, and at least one more input than you need in total for microphones.
What we're going to have to do for our podcast (one member is on vacation, states away), is hook all microphones into inputs that are not input 1. As far as I can tell, Skype will only recognize input 1. In your interface's output routing software, you will need to create a submix/monitor mix (whatever they will call it) that sums (combines) all of the microphones together. While you have the ability to add the software/daw return to this mix, you typically will not want to, as it could create feedback for the person joining the conversation via skype.
After you have created this submix/monitor mix (and be sure to double/triple check that input 1 is not involved with this mix at all) you will assign this to an auxiliary output... so say, your interface has 4 outputs, assign it to output 3. Then lead a cable from the physical output 3 into the physical input 1 on your interface.
What this accomplishes is we're effectively sending all microphones into input 1, so your Skype recipient will be able to hear a mixdown of all microphones. Certain interfaces will also allow you to do this routing without cabling.
There are more things to keep in mind, like if you're recording the call, you'll want to run a parallel output from your Main DAW/Software return into another physical input, but again, quadruple-check that you are not monitoring that track into your main buss as it would create a horrible feedback loop. Generally I'd have the caller record their audio through Audacity or something free, but getting their recording on my end makes for syncing the call to the room recording so much easier... SO MUCH.
TL;DR
1) Make sure you have more than 2 outputs, and 1 more input than you would normally need for mic's.
2) Plug microphones into inputs 2 and on, saving input 1.
3) Use interface's software/routing mixer to sum all microphone inputs (EXCEPT 1) to an unused physical output.
4) Route or connect that output into Input 1.
0-5) For the love of all audio gods, make sure you are double checking to avoid feedback.
I also recognize that with the appearance of things like WavTap and Soundflower that there are other solutions -- but this is one option for those of us that do not wish to explore those options.

Using external audio interface in iMovie

Hi!
I´m using an external audio device that´s called RME Babyface. I can´t record the audio from the microphone in iMovie. It works great recording audio in in Logic and Garageband, but when I change from "internal microphone" (which works) to "RME babayface", iMovie doesnt receive any audio.(But I can listen to the audio already present in the clips using my headphones hooked up to the RME babyface)
Anyone any clue?
Best regards Starre

I have the same issue with Babyface! Babyface works fine with other programs and even when I change it to the system input for the whole Mac, but for iMovie, there is no signal. And there is no "system settings" option either, like there would be in e.g. GarageBand. Any ideas?

Starting and stopping timer using external inputs interfaced with labview

hello,
I have trouble finding how to start and stop the timer using external voltage or current pulse. we are interfacing a circuit to labview. so for that we need to count the time it takes between the two external voltages. We have to keep on comparing the voltages to some reference voltage. And when the external voltage crosses the reference voltage we have to start the timer and again we have to stop the timer using tha same logic. We need it for time calculation between the triggers.
hope you can help.

https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-23334 is agood example to start. You need to modify it to include stop trigger.

Using Multiple Audio Interfaces With Logic (Edirol FA-101)

I just bought tiger so that i could aggregate my two edirol fa-101's and they still dont work. They cut out and the sync buttons flash. Its as if the computer ant deal with so much information. I stop all large processes on my g5 dual 1.8 and try again. They cut out whether im in Logic or not. One works ok but still cuts out sometimes, adding another has made the problem twice as bad. Any advice please. Ive talked to edirol and they have no idea what to do... Thanks, Ben

According to their web page, the FA-101 does accept SPDIF. They should be wired together with one unit should be set up as a master and the other as a slave. You units should sync up then.
As they are right now, the two units are competing to sync with Logic, causing the sound to pop and cut out.
jord

Volume control when using front row with an external audio interface

Hi,
I got my macbook last week, and so far, I love it. But I've got a small gripe with FrontRow - in my room at college, I have my macbook plugged into an oldish Tascam US-122, which I use a lot for recording. The Tascam is connected to my expensive active speakers, and ideally, I'd like to be able to play back via FrontRow to the Tascam, to the speakers, while retaining remote control. This isn't a problem for selecting Photos/Videos/Music etc, but the problem arises when I want to change the volume - the remote simply controls the volume of the macbook's internal speakers, not affecting the output of the Tascam.
I know I could just connect the speakers via the headphone output, but that would mean more cables, and more chopping and changing system preferences to suit whether I'm making music or just listening.
*So - is there any way at all that I can make the macbook's global volume control (using the volume hotkeys and remote) affect the signal its sending (via USB) to the Tascam?* I know its not impossible, because until recently I used it with a PC running XP, and that allowed me to use the volume control app to boost or cut the Tascam's volume. Perhaps its an issue with the Tascam's OSX driver?
The Tascam has its own physical volume knob, so its not like I'm stuck listening at deafening or very quiet volumes, and I know this sounds like an issue with my laziness rather than FrontRow or the macbook, but surely it defeats the point of FrontRow if I have to walk across the room every time I want to turn the tunes up or down?!
Any help would be much appreciated!
Cheers,
Thom Bishop

hmm, yeah, thats kinda what i suspected - i reckon this is to do with the way the frontrow interface is set up, but theres no way (as far as i can see) to make everything pass through the main system stereo channel BEFORE going to an external audio interface... which is COMPLETELY bizarre, since system sounds/alerts get passed to the audio interface fine.
and no, i very much doubt whether ANY external audio interface would respond to apple remote (gap in the market, perhaps?).
this would be a fairly simple problem to solve, if only apple were aware of it... of course, i COULD try getting to grips with audio units and seeing if i couldnt fix it myself, but ive frankly not got the time to learn how that works! how can i make apple aware of this issue?? are they already aware??

Problem Using Zoom H4 as an Audio Interface with Garageband

I'm new to GB and I am having problems getting started using my Zoom H4 as an Audio Interface with Garageband on my iMAC.
I'm fairly certain that I have the connection and all of the setting configurations correct, and yet I cannot get any sound from the H4 into GB.
I do see the sound volume registering in the Input Level window of the H4, but not in GB.
Here is what I see in my Garageband:
Preferences >
Audio/MIDI >
- System Setting
- Built-in Microphone
- Built-in Input
- H4 Audio IN (when H4 is connected to the iMAC via USB)
Of course I have selected the H4.
Any help or insight would be greatly appreciated. Operators standing by!

I don't have a H4 but do have a H2. Did you set the H4 as a audio interface, after you plug it in choose interface in the H4 screen?
Did you choose the H4 input channel in the track info?

Help, I installed parallel and windows, and opened videos (on an external hard disk) with windows, and now cannot open them with Mac, and use i movies. How do I reverse this?

Help, I installed parallel and windows, and opened videos (on an external hard disk) with windows, and now cannot open them with Mac, and use i movies. How do I reverse this?

Paragraphs help the reader, just saying.
What are you actually trying to do? Why do you need "DVD size" folders if you're creatng an Archive on an external hard drive?
Also, I understand burning folders instead of individual photos or albums gives you more space on a DVD.
It makes no difference at all.
How can I keep the captions on my photos (not events) when I print or transfer to a new folder?
You can export while writing the metadata to the file in most cases.
Tne only way I know is to copy photos from the Windows to folders on my HD, then copy and paste photos or albums or events to HD, then create a new folder and fill it to the appropriate DVD size.
HD? Another HD? You use HD there in a way that makes no sense. What's the point of 'DVD size'?
I also thought I should download future photos to my Canon programming that comes with EOS cameras and edit and then decide which photos to save to iPhoto library and which to save only to my archival HD?
Does this have any relation to the previous questions? You know you can delete from iPhoto, right?
You're somewhat confused and you need to
1. Decide what exactly you want to do
2. Then go about it.
If I understand you correctly - and there's no guarantee that I do - the easiest thing is to bring all your Photos into iPhoto and do everything from there.
You can have an archive on an external disk, you can sort and select and edit with or via iPhoto
Regards
TD

Can i use my usb audio interface with apple tv? For example Focusrite 2i2

can i use my usb audio interface with apple tv? For example Focusrite 2i2

Afraid not - AppleTV does not support USB audio devices.
I assume you don't mean using the device as an optical input for the computer, connecting AppleTV's optical out to it.

Audio Interfaces With Logic Express.

Hi,
I'm new to the Mac world, I've just bought one of the 20" iMac's with duo processors. I want to run Logic Express and eventually move up to Logic.
I come from PC back ground, I run I use a Behringer UB1202FX mixer, Tannoy Reveal Passive Monitors, Oxygen 8 MIDI keyboard and Cambridge Audio A1 MK3 integrated amp. plugged into a 24 bit /96khz soundcard.
I know I've to get a external audio interface to get 24 bit sound and to allow me to plug in my external equipment. Does anyone have recommendations? I looking for something around £300 maximum (not sure what that is in $)
Thanks.
Pentium 4 Windows XP Dell

Hi,
you don't say how many ins you'll need.
There's a good handfull out there for you too choose from,
USB or Firewire? Firewire will be my bet.
try those to see if tou like 'em, M-Audio's: Firewire 410
http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/FireWire410-main.html
more ins: firewire 1814 -
http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/FireWire1814-focus.html
try to see the prices here in pounds:
http://www.dolphinmusic.co.uk/?categoryid=aa5045ac8dbda1110af5783d9c9b8f89&order=&page=shop%2Fmanufacturer-stock&manufa cturerid=54
Anyway, there are others, but for the price you're asking, it's a good starting point and you get a good product!
regards,
Jorge

Connecting external audio interfaces?! Issues, help needed!

Ok well basically i'v always used a pc to do music using cubase and a variety of hardware including a steinberg mi4 external audio interface connected via usb. Now on my pc which is actually less powerful than my new macbook (the 2.2ghz model) the interface works with out fault no latency, no distortion.
However once used on my new shiny macbook, for which i'v purchased logic pro as opposed to cubase (felt like a change) when trying to use my interface via usb on the mac through logic i seem to have issues with recording and all sound comes through distorted with a great deal of latency. I'v tried altering the sample depth and the bit rate and nothing seems to work?
I have downloaded mac specific drivers for the hardware so i'm sure its not a driver issue?
Anyone with any suggestion, cos i'm a bit gutted really?
P.s. Does anyone know if you can change the graphics card in a macbook?
Ben

Hi, im having the same issue, using garageband and logic pro. I used pc to make music with no problems at all with my Zoom g9.2tt guitar fx usb interface.
Now with mac i get distorted and lots of latency.
One way i found that can make this work with garageband is use the internal sound card to play sounds and the usb interface to record this helps a lot. This trick makes it for garageband but not for logic pro(still getting distortion/latency).
By the way i used to have an emachines laptop with 512 ram memory and a 1,6ghz semprom processor, believe or not, easier to record on that one, with no latency and no distortion.

Lenovo g580 do I need to buy an external audio interface to record live instruments and voice ?

Hello, If anyone could help me please ?, I am wondering do I need to buy an external audio interface to record live instruments and voice onto my lenovo g580.?
My friends have said that good laptops have audio interface's built in... but I cannot see how this could work as I am trying to build a home recording studio. Do they mean that I just need to have a mixing desk ? As the audio interface is already in my laptop, ?
Another question I have is... I have bought a microphone to record with a studio mic. But when I plug it into the headphone socket, it works as a speaker and not as a microphone. Please can you tell me how do I make it work as a microphone, and record on ableton. Thanks. I live alone with two cats so I'd really appreciate some help !
Thank you very much, best wishes.

man 'O tunes wrote:
I'm preparing to expand my studio from a 1 man songwriting system,
to add the capability to record a complete live band, with 16 separate
simultaneous tracks recording. Am I dreaming?
Nope. I've been recording live bands with up to 56 channels at 24 bit 48kHz for three years now.
1) Does my computer have enough native power to handle such a task?
Yes. The actual recording uses the hard drive buss, so you need to make sure you have fast drives and a dedicated FW or SATA buss for them.
2) Is there an audio interface device that could help shoulder some of
the cpu load?
No. CPU is used only for routing audio, effects, etc. An audio interface is used to route the audio in and out of the computer, and as such does not process effects at all.
3) is it possible to use my multiple, fast internal drives to help?
Yes. Although with Logic Pro you can use only one drive at a time for recording. HOWEVER, I have been able to use SATA drives to record up to 56 tracks AT ONCE. So there is plenty of power there.
4) If not 16, what's the highest realistic track count I can hope for?
Again, I have done 56 tracks. 16 is a walk in the park in comparison to 56. I would recommend you invest in Apogee AD16X and DA16X, since in one interface you get ALL 16 inputs, and the other gives you the 16 outputs to go to, say, a mixer. And the sound quality is very very very good.
thanks in advance
You're welcome.
Cheers

Software installation external audio interface fails Terratec dmx6 fire usb

Software installation external audio interface fails Terratec dmx6 fire usb.
Dear Apple Power User in this forum,
here is a question for some of us experts.
I have a external usb audio interface Terratec, Model: DMX 6 fire USB.
http://www.terratec.net/en/products/technical-data/produktetechnische_daten_en3246.html
0. There should be after install enclosing software an control app in the app folder, but it isnt there. Why?
1. the attached installer protocol seems to be normal. isnt it?
2. the usb audio hardware appears in system profiler.
3. there isnt the audio hardware in audio-midi-setup! Why?
4. one of the installed content is visibil in activity monitor as an extension "35 DMX6FireService root 0,0 1 964,00 KB 18,55 MB 22 Intel 00.01 176,00 KB 184,00 KB 73 72"
5. an other part is in the system-library-extension folder "TTDMX6fire.kext"
6. other files i am not capacity to find....
7. and there is the app missing in apps folder! Whitout that it can not work.
8. Software is for 10.5 and 10.6 32-bit tested from the vendor!?
9. My MacBookPro early 2008 2.4ghz is capabel of 64bit but is default in 32 mode says apple spec, also my osx 10.5.8 newest updates should be 32 bit. Isnt it?
10. installation tested whit disconnected/connected ext. volumes or display or these audio interface, whith repaired permissions, on two different macs (second is iMac), whit reboot,
11. tested on different usb ports, usb port test passed whith other equipment,
12. on windows xp all works.
13. tested on a new admin user, same problem.
14. searched whith terminal command line in applications, nothing.
15. get software from cd and homepage, no effect.
16. asked vendor: "until now never had problems like that"
any ideas? please help!
for testing or showing the installer look here:
http://www.terratec.net/en/driver-and-support/driver_21300.html?selectproduct=DM X%206Fire%20USB
Installation Protocol:
Dec 25 00:08:39 cadas-macbook-pro /System/Library/CoreServices/Installer.app/Contents/MacOS/Installer[400]: vm_allocate: 0, 0x5800000 - 0x25800000
Dec 25 00:08:39 cadas-macbook-pro /System/Library/CoreServices/Installer.app/Contents/MacOS/Installer[400]: vm_protect: 0
Dec 25 00:08:39 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: @(#)PROGRAM:Install PROJECT:Install-388
Dec 25 00:08:39 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: @(#)PROGRAM:Installer PROJECT:Installer-281
Dec 25 00:08:39 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Hardware: MacBookPro4,1 @ 2.40 GHz (x 2), 4096 MB RAM
Dec 25 00:08:39 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Running OS Build: Mac OS X 10.5.8 (9L30)
Dec 25 00:08:39 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Env: PATH=/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin
Dec 25 00:08:39 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Env: TMPDIR=/var/folders/gC/gCDdYZuFE98Z28wIB40BeE+TI/-Tmp-/
Dec 25 00:08:39 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Env: SHELL=/bin/bash
Dec 25 00:08:39 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Env: HOME=/Users/cada
Dec 25 00:08:39 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Env: USER=cada
Dec 25 00:08:39 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Env: LOGNAME=cada
Dec 25 00:08:39 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Env: DISPLAY=/tmp/launch-MQSZjG/:0
Dec 25 00:08:39 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Env: SSHAUTHSOCK=/tmp/launch-x3IAC1/Listeners
Dec 25 00:08:39 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Env: ApplePubSub_SocketRender=/tmp/launch-YalWkk/Render
Dec 25 00:08:39 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Env: _CF_USER_TEXTENCODING=0x1F5:0:3
Dec 25 00:08:39 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Env: SECURITYSESSIONID=a1b410
Dec 25 00:08:39 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Env: COMMAND_MODE=unix2003
Dec 25 00:08:39 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: DMX6fireUSB Installation Log
Dec 25 00:08:39 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Opened from: /Volumes/DMX6FireUSB.1.22/dmx6fireusb.pkg
Dec 25 00:08:39 cadas-macbook-pro installdb[402]: started (uid 96)
Dec 25 00:08:39 cadas-macbook-pro installdb[402]: Opened receipt database on '/' with schema 17.
Dec 25 00:08:45 cadas-macbook-pro installdb[402]: done. (0.004u + 0.003s)
Dec 25 00:09:10 cadas-macbook-pro runner[403]: Administrator authorization granted.
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: =============================================================================== =
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: User picked Standard Install
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Choices selected for installation:
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Aktualisieren: "DMX6fireUSB"
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Aktualisieren: "DMX6FireUSBCpl"
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: dmx6fireusb.pkg#dmx6fireusbcpl.pkg : com.terratec.dmx6fireusb.pkg : 1
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: dmx6fireusb.pkg#ttdmx6fire.pkg : com.terratec.dmx6fireusb1.pkg : 1
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Aktualisieren: "TTDMX_6fire_CUSTOMEXT"
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: dmx6fireusb.pkg#ttdmx6firecustomext.pkg : com.terratec.dmx6fireusb2.pkg : 1
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Aktualisieren: "TTDMX6fire"
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: dmx6fireusb.pkg#ttdmx6fire-1.pkg : com.terratec.dmx6fireusb3.pkg : 1
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Aktualisieren: "DMX6FireService"
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: dmx6fireusb.pkg#dmx6fireservice.pkg : com.terratec.dmx6fireservice3.pkg : 1
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Aktualisieren: "LaunchDaemon"
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: dmx6fireusb.pkg#comterratecdmx6fire.pkg : com.terratec.dmx6fireusb4.pkg : 1
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: =============================================================================== =
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: It took 0.00 seconds to summarize the package selections.
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: -[IFDInstallController(Private) _buildInstallPlan]: location = file://localhost
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: -[IFDInstallController(Private) _buildInstallPlan]: file://localhost/Volumes/DMX6FireUSB.1.22/dmx6fireusb.pkg#dmx6fireusbcpl.pkg
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: -[IFDInstallController(Private) _buildInstallPlan]: file://localhost/Volumes/DMX6FireUSB.1.22/dmx6fireusb.pkg#ttdmx6fire.pkg
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: -[IFDInstallController(Private) _buildInstallPlan]: file://localhost/Volumes/DMX6FireUSB.1.22/dmx6fireusb.pkg#ttdmx6firecustomext.pk g
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: -[IFDInstallController(Private) _buildInstallPlan]: file://localhost/Volumes/DMX6FireUSB.1.22/dmx6fireusb.pkg#ttdmx6fire-1.pkg
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: -[IFDInstallController(Private) _buildInstallPlan]: file://localhost/Volumes/DMX6FireUSB.1.22/dmx6fireusb.pkg#dmx6fireservice.pkg
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: -[IFDInstallController(Private) _buildInstallPlan]: file://localhost/Volumes/DMX6FireUSB.1.22/dmx6fireusb.pkg#comterratecdmx6fire.pk g
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: _installNextPackage of 1
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro installdb[405]: started (uid 96)
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro installdb[405]: Opened receipt database on '/' with schema 17.
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Starting installation:
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Preparing volume "250GB_MBPro2" for installation
Dec 25 00:09:15 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Configuring volume "250GB_MBPro2"
Dec 25 00:09:16 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Preparing disk for local booted install.
Dec 25 00:09:16 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Free space on "250GB_MBPro2": 11,6 GB (12495523840 bytes).
Dec 25 00:09:16 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Create temporary directory "/private/tmp/dmx6fireusb.pkg.400aysS6s"
Dec 25 00:09:16 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Running install actions
Dec 25 00:09:16 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Processing dmx6fireusbcpl:
Dec 25 00:09:16 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Determining files to install
Dec 25 00:09:16 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: It took 0.06 seconds to create the install plan for dmx6fireusbcpl.
Dec 25 00:09:16 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Configuring deferred files
Dec 25 00:09:16 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Determining obsolete files
Dec 25 00:09:16 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Assembling temporary receipt
Dec 25 00:09:16 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Performing pre-extraction actions
Dec 25 00:09:16 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: run preupgrade script for dmx6fireusbcpl
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro /private/tmp/scripts.pCJk/./preflight[408]: : deleting previous Kernel Extensions
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro /private/tmp/scripts.pCJk/./preflight[408]: PID: 43
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Removing obsoleted files
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Creating destination path
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Validating package payload
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Starting file extraction
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro payloadExtractor[419]: Initializing new flat-package receipt.
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro payloadExtractor[419]: Extracting...
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro payloadExtractor[419]: 20 of 20 files written in 0.05 seconds.
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro payloadExtractor[419]: 408 kilobytes installed at 7.5 MB/s.
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Performing post-extraction actions
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Finishing receipt
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro runner[403]: Extracting BOM from "/Volumes/DMX6FireUSB.1.22/dmx6fireusb.pkg" to "/Library/Receipts/boms/com.terratec.dmx6fireusb.pkg.bom"
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Processing ttdmx6fire:
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Determining files to install
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: It took 0.03 seconds to create the install plan for ttdmx6fire.
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Configuring deferred files
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Determining obsolete files
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Assembling temporary receipt
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Performing pre-extraction actions
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Removing obsoleted files
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Creating destination path
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Validating package payload
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Starting file extraction
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro payloadExtractor[420]: Initializing new flat-package receipt.
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro payloadExtractor[420]: Extracting...
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro payloadExtractor[420]: 9 of 9 files written in 0.01 seconds.
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro payloadExtractor[420]: 92 kilobytes installed at 11.5 MB/s.
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Performing post-extraction actions
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Finishing receipt
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro runner[403]: Extracting BOM from "/Volumes/DMX6FireUSB.1.22/dmx6fireusb.pkg" to "/Library/Receipts/boms/com.terratec.dmx6fireusb1.pkg.bom"
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Processing ttdmx6firecustomext:
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Determining files to install
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: It took 0.00 seconds to create the install plan for ttdmx6firecustomext.
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Configuring deferred files
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Determining obsolete files
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Assembling temporary receipt
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Performing pre-extraction actions
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Removing obsoleted files
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Creating destination path
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Validating package payload
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Starting file extraction
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro payloadExtractor[421]: Initializing new flat-package receipt.
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro payloadExtractor[421]: Extracting...
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro payloadExtractor[421]: 9 of 9 files written in 0.01 seconds.
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro payloadExtractor[421]: 80 kilobytes installed at 9.7 MB/s.
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Performing post-extraction actions
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Finishing receipt
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro runner[403]: Extracting BOM from "/Volumes/DMX6FireUSB.1.22/dmx6fireusb.pkg" to "/Library/Receipts/boms/com.terratec.dmx6fireusb2.pkg.bom"
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Processing ttdmx6fire-1:
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Determining files to install
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: It took 0.00 seconds to create the install plan for ttdmx6fire-1.
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Configuring deferred files
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Determining obsolete files
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Assembling temporary receipt
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Performing pre-extraction actions
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: run preupgrade script for ttdmx6fire-1
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro /private/tmp/scripts.MEBZ/./preflight[424]: : deleting previous Kernel Extensions
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro /private/tmp/scripts.MEBZ/./preflight[424]: PID:
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Removing obsoleted files
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Creating destination path
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Validating package payload
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Starting file extraction
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro payloadExtractor[435]: Initializing new flat-package receipt.
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro payloadExtractor[435]: Extracting...
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro payloadExtractor[435]: 9 of 9 files written in 0.03 seconds.
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro payloadExtractor[435]: 832 kilobytes installed at 26.2 MB/s.
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Performing post-extraction actions
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Finishing receipt
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro runner[403]: Extracting BOM from "/Volumes/DMX6FireUSB.1.22/dmx6fireusb.pkg" to "/Library/Receipts/boms/com.terratec.dmx6fireusb3.pkg.bom"
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Processing dmx6fireservice:
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Determining files to install
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: It took 0.00 seconds to create the install plan for dmx6fireservice.
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Configuring deferred files
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Determining obsolete files
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Assembling temporary receipt
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Performing pre-extraction actions
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Removing obsoleted files
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Creating destination path
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Validating package payload
Dec 25 00:09:17 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Starting file extraction
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro payloadExtractor[437]: Initializing new flat-package receipt.
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro payloadExtractor[437]: Extracting...
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro payloadExtractor[437]: 2 of 2 files written in 0.01 seconds.
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro payloadExtractor[437]: 136 kilobytes installed at 13.4 MB/s.
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Performing post-extraction actions
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Finishing receipt
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro runner[403]: Extracting BOM from "/Volumes/DMX6FireUSB.1.22/dmx6fireusb.pkg" to "/Library/Receipts/boms/com.terratec.dmx6fireservice3.pkg.bom"
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Processing comterratecdmx6fire:
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Determining files to install
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: It took 0.00 seconds to create the install plan for comterratecdmx6fire.
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Configuring deferred files
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Determining obsolete files
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Assembling temporary receipt
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Performing pre-extraction actions
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Removing obsoleted files
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Creating destination path
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Validating package payload
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Starting file extraction
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro payloadExtractor[438]: Initializing new flat-package receipt.
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro payloadExtractor[438]: Extracting...
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro payloadExtractor[438]: 2 of 2 files written in 0.01 seconds.
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro payloadExtractor[438]: 8 kilobytes installed at 1.0 MB/s.
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Performing post-extraction actions
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Finishing receipt
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro runner[403]: Extracting BOM from "/Volumes/DMX6FireUSB.1.22/dmx6fireusb.pkg" to "/Library/Receipts/boms/com.terratec.dmx6fireusb4.pkg.bom"
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Removing temporary directory "/private/tmp/dmx6fireusb.pkg.400aysS6s"
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Finalize disk "250GB_MBPro2"
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Notifying system of updated components
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro runner[403]: Touched '/System/Library/Extensions'
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: _installNextPackage of 0
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]:
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: ** Summary Information **
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Operation Elapsed time
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: -----------------------------
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: script 0.29 seconds
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: zero 0.02 seconds
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: install 1.42 seconds
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: validate 0.01 seconds
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: os 0.00 seconds
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: extract 0.87 seconds
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: receipt 0.05 seconds
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: disk 1.01 seconds
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: config 0.19 seconds
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]:
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Starting installation:
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Finalizing installation.
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Registering applications
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro runner[403]: Touched '/Applications/./DMX6FireUSBCpl.app'
Dec 25 00:09:18 cadas-macbook-pro runner[403]: Touched '/Applications/.'
Dec 25 00:09:19 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: IFDInstallController 868C80 state = 5
Dec 25 00:09:19 cadas-macbook-pro Installer[400]: Displaying 'Install Succeeded' UI.
Dec 25 00:09:24 cadas-macbook-pro installdb[405]: done. (0.026u + 0.040s)

solved whith the old driver vom archive of vendor: "DMX6Fire_USBMac.1.00c.dmg" thats for 10.5.x for me works.
The newest from the vendor delivered driver 1.22 (marked for 10.5 and 10.6) seems to not work under 10.5.

Echo Audiofire Audio Interface with Boot Camp

Has anybody tried to use an Echo Audiofire audio interface in Windows Vista 32bit on a Macbook Pro using Boot Camp? I'd be very interested in hearing any comments on this combination. I think there might be an issue with either the MBP Texas Instruments firewire drivers for Vista, or with the Audiofire drivers for Vista. I get lots of crackling and popping, no matter what buffer sizes I use on this interface. In OS X, the Audiofire works flawlessly on the same computer, so I'm sure it's a driver issue (since it seems to work fine on other Vista computers).
Does boot camp include Texas Instruments firewire drivers? Or is this included in Vista itself?
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I was also suspecting something like this in the beginning, but in fact, microsoft has completely removed the support for IP over 1394 in Vista (see http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/system/bus/1394/IP_1394.mspx).
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