X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty Professional - Front panel compatibility

? Is the front panel from an Audgy 2ZS Platinum compatible with the X-Fi Titanium Fatalty Professional?
I already have the 2ZS with front panel and do not want to have to buy the champion to get front panel outputs from the Fatalty.

C no the two are totally different. The older one uses a 40 Pin IDE style cable, the newer uses two smaller cables.
I am like you, and wish I could have used my older nicer looking bays with my X-FI Titanium, but all things must change.

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7X-Fi Titanium Championship Series - Front Panel Broken?K Initially, the front panel worked just fine - approximately one week. Sound quality was great, too!
However, after gaming, I removed the headphones from the front panel headphone jack. I noticed after that the panel lights indicating Game Mode and X-Fi functions went blank.
- I pressed the buttons and they would not relight.
- I plugged the headphones back into the panel and I still received volume (good quality); however, I no longer could control the volume level using the rotary knob.
- The buttons still would not relight. Additionally, the front panel no longer recognizes when I have headphones plugged into the jack.
It seems like a hardware issue, but maybe someone else has heard of this happening.
Please help!!!!!
With many thanks

Anyone? Creative customer support is taking forever to respond to the support e-mail. I can't find the phone number anywhere.

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'Fatalty Champion Front Panel I/O Issue I just purchased a Creative PCI Express Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium Fatalty Champion Series Sound Card. I have installed the card and front panel into my system with the latest drivers.
I am unable to get the front panel to work (the soundcard works fine). It has no lights, volume does not work and the mode selection does not work, in fact the only thing that works are my headphones. When I plug in my headphones my speakers mute and I get sound in my headphones. I have disconnected all connections and reconnected them ensure they are fully seated. I have reseated my card as well.
System Specs
EVGA X58
2G of 600 RAM
2 Vertex20 SSD?s in RAID0
DVD Player
GTX295 and a GTX8800
Dual Mon
Win7 x64 Ultimate
My system is extremely stable with no issues other than the new Sound Card. Here is the driver I used, Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium Driver 2.7.0007. I have also tried the Product Identification Module Update.
Any suggestions?

Thanks for the answer so fast.
I use win xp 32 bit,is there any solution for win xp
Product indentification module update
File Name : PID_W7PCAPP_US_2__0.exe
Requirements:
[color="#ff0000"]Microsoft Windows 7 64-bit, Windows 7 32-bit <
Sound Blaster X-Fi and X-Fi Titanium series of audio devices listed above<
Review and found this also
XFTI_PCDRVBETA_US_2_7_0008.exe
Fixes:
Resolves issue of Sound Blaster X-Fi I/O Dri'veBay not workingin Windows XP. <
But I have the same problem.
If you me that fix to you with that patch, I'll have to install win 7.
Regards

X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty Professional Series sound c

Will You be able to use the older X-Fi I/O?Panel with the new PCIe ?Message Edited by zoogie45 on 05-29-2008 02:3 PM

I wanna use this
<img alt="X-Fi I/O Dri've upgrade Kit" src="http://images.americas.creative.com/images/products/large/4659.png" width="290" height="290">
With this
<img alt="PCI Express Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium Fatalty Professional Series" src="http://images.americas.creative.com/images/products/large/779.png" width="290" height="290">

NI IVI Soft front panel compatibility with IVI-COM drivers

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I was about to buy a new X-Fi Titanium Fatalty Professional soundcard until I read that it didn't support recording via a directsound "What-U-Hear" interface.
Can anyone with this card please say whether it is actually possible to record via the ASIO 2.0 driver instead, with the recording input set to the ASIO-equivalent of the What-U-Hear input (eg. somthing like "ASIO Mix L").
Thanks
NigelS

mmmm, I'm no expert but they look like the std 7. channel inputs not stereo-mix. So it looks maybe as if they have disabled the stereomix input options in the ASIO driver as well now.
Oh well, I guess they've lost another sale....
NigelS

X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty Professional Series = No hardware acceleration in games when using SPDIF o

So I play Lord of the Rings Online which is a nati've OpenAL+EAX game. I used to run my headphones directly out of the analog output on the X-Fi card and I was able to select hardware accelerated audio in game and hear sound.
Recently I decided to start using the SPDIF output into a dedicated DAC. Now hardware accelerated audio no longer works. I have to use software mode.
Does the X-Fi not support hardware acceleration in games when using the SPDIF output?

Zorlac wrote:
I am happy to report that I think it is working the way I want. I have the latest driver and pulled up the "Audio Control Panel". There is a tab called "SPDIF I/O". I had to check the box next to "Play Stereo Mix using Digital Output" in the "Digital Output" section. Now I can select the normal X-Fi option in the Lord of the Rings Online audio config section instead of having to select generic software audio.
So is the X-Fi now using its own DAC and ADC before it outputs via optical out?
...so yeah, my OCD is not over yet (more questions):
. How the heck do you prove that hardware accelerated OpenAL, EAX features, EAX effects, etc., are enabled and working? Creative Labs could market just about any new feature in EAX and the listener would have no way to prove its working it seems... Is there software to analyze which EAX features are supported, which are being used, etc.
2. Do you really have to be in Game Mode in order to take advantage of hardware acceleration and EAX feature/effects in games? It seems to me that Audio Creation Mode can support these "optionally" from what I have read online. What does optionally mean if this is true? heh
3. How do I prove that I am getting bit perfect output in Audio Creation Mode? I need some way to monitor the SPDIF optical output via hardware or software. Someone here has to know the answer to this without hooking my card into a multi-thousand dollar home theater amp to find out. Can I hook the SPDIF optical output to the optical input and some how analyze the input signal? (im just brainstorming)
With spdif out, you are not using the DACs on the card.
As for questions through 3, very good questions.
. With 4.0, 4., 5.0, or 5. speaker set up, and CMSS turned off, I think if you can hear sound out of the rear speakers when the sound is supposed to be behind you, then you can safely say EAX is working.
2. Don't know. I leave mine in game mode all the time. I have 64bit Vista, and there are no 64bit ASIO drivers, so I have no need to go into audio creation mode. Everything I do works good in game mode, and I use a different card for recording.
3. Don't know.

X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty Professional versus XtremeGamer Fatal1ty Professio

Hi guys I would like to know if this new version Titanium has really fixed all the issues of previous PCI cards and what's new with this cards.

mmmm, I'm no expert but they look like the std 7. channel inputs not stereo-mix. So it looks maybe as if they have disabled the stereomix input options in the ASIO driver as well now.
Oh well, I guess they've lost another sale....
NigelS

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hey guys
I'm working on this problem for weeks now :/. Still no clue
Is there any possibility to decode Dolby Digital/DTS via the Optical In (meaning, e.g. my PS3 gives me 5. sound via Toslink to my Optical IN at my Titanium) ?
Secondly, does this work with the Fatalty champion edition?
or with the Titanium HD?
I just want my friggin PC-Speaker system to give me the 5. sound from my ps3
cheers

I am having problems with Windows 7 64 AMD systems, I have Creative Inspire 8500 5. speaker set, with XFi Titanium PCI E card, and I have had SO many problems with sound quality, windows media player either is the culprit, or I don;t know.
I use Shark's codec pack and used to have no problem with sound until about a month ago, and I have reinstalled the OS clean fresh formatted C dri've install..still having problems daily, I can't stand this...
I am level 3 tech trained so I know what I am doing, and I can't fix this, can anyone help?
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Headphones for Titanium Fatal1ty Professional Series

Hello everyone,
Basically I'm planing to buy Fat. Prof. Series card, but before I do that I need to pick a headphones(5.1/7.1) for this sound card, any suggestions what is a good choice? Or what I should look at when picking. Ah, and I mainly need them for gaming.Thank you in advance.

Yes, that's right. And I want to switch simply between speakers and headphones. Only one with sound, the other mute. At the moment, when I plug in my headphones, the speakers becomes mute. That's ok, but . I always want to let my headphones connected and 2.1 when I switch sound to the speakers, the sound also comes out of the headphones. It's not possbile to mute the headphones only. There must be a way.

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Can I connect my T7900 with above mentioned soundcard. I mean my speakersystem only have a green, red, and black connector cable. Soundcard have 4 Connectors to connect speakers green, red, black and grey. Grey is for side speakers. Is this a problem to connect speakers with soundcard to use 7.1
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Hi CpTMaverick,
Do you have the Inspire T7900?
There are 4 connectors on the subwoofer, green, black, orange and grey. You will need a 4:4 cable to connect your speakers to your soundcard. Get in touch with the online store to check for availability.

Using Front Panel Audio with Fatality Professional

I have a query regarding connections on the Titanium Fatality PCIe.
I have an XFi XtremeMusic PCI card and am considering replacing it with the Titanium Fatality XFi card. A couple of reasons, I like the shrouded enclosure, I like the little XFi LED logo, I want to move away from PCI cards in my system.
But one of the main reasons is to allow me to connect my Intel HD Audio connector to the card so I can use the Headphone/Mic socket on my case. So if anyone has these cards can they confirm that they have an Intel HD Audio connector on them. If so does connecting the headphone to the case socket mute the speakers?
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Well, I don't personally have one, but I was under the impression that every X-Fi had one. I know my X-Fi Fatal1ty (original PCI version) included it, and my Recon3D definitely does.
Plus if you check their shop website for the Titanium Fatal1ty Professional than the specs page lists a 2x 5-pin connector for "Intel HD Audio Compatible Front Panel Header" so it most likely does.
I would assume it would mute the speakers only if your case is fully Azalia compliant. By that, I mean the standard (as dictated by Intel) involves the use of two normally-open switches - one each on the headphone and microphone jack - which are closed as a result of plugging something into them. Some cases have these jacks which means it can detect when you plug something in and respond accordingly, but others use cheaper (we're talking differences in cents - not exactly substantial savings, but when you do it thousands of times over it adds up) switchless jacks and simply report them as always plugged in.
Just remember to set up the X-Fi panels to mute the speakers when you plug headphones in, as well as switch the output to headphone mode. You can actually set those two options separately on X-Fis.

Sound Blaster X-Fi XtremeGamer Fatal1ty Professional and front panel audio compatabai

I recently purchased a XtremeGamer Fatalty Professional and was wondering if i could connect the front panel audio from my thermaltake case to it

Well, I don't believe that to be possible. I don't think Creative has ever put out pinouts for the cards. And I have a hunch that none of the pins carry analog audio through them (correct me if I'm wrong though).

Titanium Fatal1ty Pro and front panel audio

So I hooked up my case's front panel audio cable to the Titanium card and used the front panel connectors.
The sound quality is noticeably worse than using the back plugs. When I use the front panel mic, I also hear artifacts in the sound. When I play a game, I hear slight buzzes in accordance to what is coming out of the speakers.
I'm wondering if this is just the quality of my cases's cables or if it also happens with the official creative front panel accesory.
Anybody want to comment on quality?

/Re: Titanium Fatalty Pro and front panel audioQI had an older Audigy 2 dri've connected to my X-Fi Xtreme Music and that never had any interference. The X-Fi dri've bay can't be bought separately anymore.
When I switched to a newer X-Fi without a front panel, I used the case connectors and the sound quality was awful.
I think it's the way the connectors are wired and the build quality. Despite the really awful drivers Creative ship for their cards, the hardware's actually pretty good.
There're some guides on how to rewire front panel connectors to reduce noise:
http://www.head-fi.org/forum/thread/...ase-audio-jack?(rewire ground in case connector)
http://www.evga.com/forumsarchi've/tm.asp?m=00726856&mpage=&key=&#00726856?(shield front panel cable in insulating tape).

Fatal1ty / Front Panel HD Audio - please help me figure out how to connect!

Please help!
I bought a SB X-Fi Titanium Fatalty Pro card and I can't for the life of me figure out how to connect to front panel audio!
My motherboard audio has an HD Audio connector, is there a way to enable routing the sound through that?
If I can't get the case's front?panel?working at all?then I need some kind of super long headphone wires or something!

Check your online manual (it's in the Creative folder in Start Menu).
There should be a schematics like this: (mine is in portuguese).
Conector de áudio do cabeçote do painel frontal
Compatibilidade de conexão
Somente padrão Intel HD Front Panel Audio.
Não compat*vel com AC97 ou HD Front Panel Audio compat*vel com Intel
Configuração de Pin
Pin
Nome do sinal
Descrição
1
PORT 1L
Porta analógica 1 - canal esquerdo (Microfone)
2
GND
Aterramento
3
PORT 1R
Porta analógica 1 - canal direito (Microfone)
4
PRESENCE#
Sinal baixo ativo que sinaliza ao BIOS que um dongle Intel HD Audio está conectado ao cabeçote analógico. PRESENCE# = 0 quando um dongle Intel HD Audio está conectado
5
PORT 2R
Porta analógica 2 - canal direito (Fone de ouvido)
6
SENSE1_RETURN
Retorno de detecção de conexão para o painel frontal (JACK1)
7
SENSE_SEND
Linha do sensor de detecção de conexão da rede de resistores de detecção de conexão CODEC Intel HD Audio
8
KEY
Chave do conector
9
PORT 2L
Porta analógica 2 - canal esquerdo (Fone de ouvido)
10
SENSE2_RETURN
Retorno de detecção de conexão para o painel frontal (JACK2)

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