Xp 64 m audio revolution drivers?

any one seen the xp 64 m-audio revolution drivers out there? or anything compatible? It sucks that my xp 64 doesn't have sound

The m audio sound card is suppose to be better for sound quality. But I guess if I use the spdif it wouldn't make difference. or would it?

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Having sound distortions in games with M-Audio Revolution 7.1

I'm having sound distortion problems with a couple of games. I think this started a few OS X updates ago, but not sure which one. Two known games are Quake 3 and Quake 4. When I run either of them, the sound is deep and distorted.
I'm sure an update of OS X broke m-audio's revolution driver. I currently have driver version 1.4.1. I only have distortions when sending sound output to my sound card. Sound sent to internal speaker comes out fine. I also tried with a freshly created user and freshly reinstalled driver & prefs. Same problem.
I've tried M-Audio's site with no luck for solutions. It's been a year or so since they have updated it.
Is anyone else having similar experiences with their M-Audio Revolutions?
PM 1.25DP G4 (MDD) Mac OS X (10.4.7) Revolution 7.1

Information taken from M-audio's site about Mac Reqs:
All Platforms
• available PCI card slot
• CD-ROM drive
Apple Macintosh®
Minimum Required (for stereo operation)
• Apple Macintosh® G4*
• Mac OS 9.2.2 or later; Mac OS X version 10.2.6 or later
• 256MB RAM
Minimum Required (for multi-channel operation)
• Apple Macintosh® G4* 733MHz QS
• Mac OS 9.2.2 or later; Mac OS X version 10.2.6 or later
• 256MB RAM
Recommended
• Apple Macintosh® G4* 800MHz QS or better
• DVD-ROM drive
• Mac OS X version 10.3 or later (Apple DVD Player required or AC-3 or DTS)
• 512MB RAM
*CPU Accelerator cards are not supported
I dont think the Card will fully work with your Machine, because of your BWG3's specs.
Reading the basic info, for Multi-Channel Operation aka Surround Sound you comptuer is not at Spec as it states it requires 733MHz G4 QS min, 800MHz G4 QS recommended.
Message was edited by: lz3broc
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M-Audio Revolution 7.1 PCI Static in speakers

I have a Blue and White Power Mac G3 with the DayStar 600 mhz G4 processor upgrade, M-Audio Revolution 7.1 surroundsound PCI card and Creative Labs Inspire 7.1 surroundsound speakers and I'm running OS X 10.4.4. My speakers sound fine in stereo only mode but the minute I turn on the surroundsound I get this nasty cracking type of static in the speakers. The surroundsound works and they sound good inbetween the cracking but the cracking just won't go away. I've had these speakers and sound card and processor for about a year or so now and they've been doing this the whole time. I download every driver update that comes along hoping that each one will be the one that fixes the problem but no such luck. Has anybody else out there had this problem? Or had this configuration with no problem? Or better yet, had the problem and found the solution?

Information taken from M-audio's site about Mac Reqs:
All Platforms
• available PCI card slot
• CD-ROM drive
Apple Macintosh®
Minimum Required (for stereo operation)
• Apple Macintosh® G4*
• Mac OS 9.2.2 or later; Mac OS X version 10.2.6 or later
• 256MB RAM
Minimum Required (for multi-channel operation)
• Apple Macintosh® G4* 733MHz QS
• Mac OS 9.2.2 or later; Mac OS X version 10.2.6 or later
• 256MB RAM
Recommended
• Apple Macintosh® G4* 800MHz QS or better
• DVD-ROM drive
• Mac OS X version 10.3 or later (Apple DVD Player required or AC-3 or DTS)
• 512MB RAM
*CPU Accelerator cards are not supported
I dont think the Card will fully work with your Machine, because of your BWG3's specs.
Reading the basic info, for Multi-Channel Operation aka Surround Sound you comptuer is not at Spec as it states it requires 733MHz G4 QS min, 800MHz G4 QS recommended.
Message was edited by: lz3broc
Message was edited by: lz3broc

Dolby Advanced Audio v2 drivers for ideapad S510p required

Hi I have an ideapad S510p laptop, which was sent to lenovo service to fix my keyboard.I have the laptop working fine now. However, I am not able to find Dolby Advanced Audio v2 drivers for ideapad S510p.Please help me with the driver files for Dolby Advanced Audio v2 (ideapad S510p) Many thanks. Deepen Falari

Hi Deepen,
Thanks for Posting!
First make sure that the Audio driver and the dolby will be in sync.
Open Device Manager
Uninstall the Audio Device Under Sound and gaming controllers
Now make sure you don't have any dolby components
Proceed to Control Panel / Programs / Uninstall a Program
Uninstall all Dolby Related programs
Restart if Prompted
Now install this software driver
Windows 8 (64-bit)
Audio Driver for 64-bit Windows
Windows 7 (64-bit)
Realtek Audio Driver
NOTE: When you install this driver take note of the driectory path where it will be extracted
Complete the installation.
Now open the directory path where the Audio driver installaer extracted the Audio driver
Normally at Drive C: the drivers folder
Open the folders inside and look for the file that says "aa" or Dolby advanced audio and intall it
You'll get your dolby back
Hope this helps
Cheers!

Substitute for M-Audio Revolution 7.1

Hello-I'm planning on purchasing a new 24" 2.8 GHz iMac; one problem I think I'm going to have is somehow connecting the new machine to my Klipsch ProMedia Ultra 5.1 speakers. I presently use an M-Audio Revolution 7.1 in my old G4 to hook up to this speaker system; works great.
Is there an external box of some kind (other than a home theater receiver and lots of adapters) that will allow me to connect the iMac's digital out mini jack to this speaker set? (It has the traditional three 1/8" cables, to hook up (1) front R/L, (2) surround R/L, and (3) subwoofer).
I may have to use an audio receiver to do this; but perhaps there's an interface available that I don't know about . . .thanks in advance for any suggestions.

Well, I guess I can now answer my own question; I've discovered the Griffin FireWave, a single box with FireWire 400 in (and a 2nd FW400 pass-through jack), and 5.1 audio out, via the 3 1/8" stereo jacks that will connect to my speaker set.
Picked one up on eBay for $60.00. No AC wall wart, either; it supposedly gets enough power from the FW port. I'll post on how well it works once I get it hooked up.

My solution for No Audio -- Conexant drivers and Windows 7 x64

My son and I have the L2000 laptop that came with 32 bit XP and used the Conexant chipset for Audio. I had been using an SB Audigy PCMCIA card so I am not sure when Audio was really lost; however, he noticed it when I upgraded his PC. I scoured various forums looking for 64 bit Windows 7 drivers for Conexant audio but to no avail. Microsoft and Conexant both said that HP should supply the drivers. By the way HP, the Conexant website says that they do not supply drivers even though they make the chipsets "at the request of the OEM's." Another post said that HP was not going to supply these drivers for Windows 7. The solution from HP for my model and Windows 7 was the "HP Software Advisor" which was 67MB and totaly useless. It appears that this is a very common problem. Anyway, here is what you do:
First you need 2 files which ironically enough come from HP, they are SP35558.exe and SP35558.cva They contain the Conexant drivers for Vista x64. (I subsequently have found the 32 bit drivers and the procedure should be very similar except the files are SP34789.exe and SP34789.cva). Type the following into your browser address bar ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/ About half way down you will find the sub-directory with these files. Just right click each one and save to your desktop.
Double click SP35558.cva and tell Windows to use Notepad to open it. Scroll about half way down to "[Operating Systems]" and after "WV64UL=OEM" insert:
W764HB=OEM
W764HP=OEM
W764PR=OEM
W764UL=OEM
( For 32 bit systems use W732HB=OEM, etc.)
I next went up about 10 lines to "[System information]" and added
SysId3=0x3091
SysName3=HP Pavilion ze2000 series
SysId4=0x3096
SysName4=Compaq presario M2000 series
SysId5=0x3097
SysName5=Compaq Presario M2000 series
SysId6=0x3097
SysName6=HP Special Edition L2000 series
SysId7=0x3093
SysName7=Compaq Presario M2000 series
SysId8=0x3093
SysName8=HP Special Edition L2000 series
I got this information from another cva file on my PC at C;/swsetup/ This is the directory where HP updates default to.
After modding the cva file, I saved it to C;/swsetup/sp35558/
I then executed the SP35558.exe file. It did not work the first time -- I missed a line in my cva file. However, I then manually installed the Conexant drivers as follows and voila I had sound, nice crisp clear sound.
Under Device Manager, right click "Multimedia Audio Device" under "Other" and choose "Update Driver" Then" Browse your PC" and "Choose from a list". Select "Sound, audio and game controllers", then Conexant, then "Have Disk" . Browse to C:/swsetup/sp35558/ and open "cp6308Ba.inf" (64bit remember). Now choose "OK" and ignore any warnings about incompatibility, WHQL, etc. Give it plenty of time, you might think you are in a loop, but you are not. Congratulations, you are done.
This question was solved.
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I thought that I would recompile my answer and then mark this thread as solved since it was not a post about a problem but rather how I solved a very common problem that might be of benefit to others.
My son and I have the L2000 laptop that came with 32 bit XP and used the Conexant chipset for Audio. I had been using an SB Audigy PCMCIA card so I am not sure when Audio was really lost; however, he noticed it when I upgraded his PC. I scoured various forums looking for 64 bit Windows 7 drivers for Conexant audio but to no avail. Microsoft and Conexant both said that HP should supply the drivers. By the way HP, the Conexant website says that they do not supply drivers even though they make the chipsets "at the request of the OEM's." Another post said that HP was not going to supply these drivers for Windows 7. The solution from HP for my model and Windows 7 was the "HP Software Advisor" which was 67MB and totaly useless. It appears that this is a very common problem. Anyway, here is what you do:
First you need 2 files which ironically enough come from HP, they are SP35558.exe and SP35558.cva They contain the Conexant drivers for Vista x64. (I subsequently have found the 32 bit drivers and the procedure should be very similar except the files are SP34789.exe and SP34789.cva). Type the following into your browser address bar ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp35501-36000 About half way down you will find these files. Just right click each one and save to your desktop.(The 32 bit files are in a different subdirectory at ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp??????-??????)
Double click SP35558.cva and tell Windows to use Notepad to open it. Scroll about half way down to "[Operating Systems]" and after "WV64UL=OEM" insert:
W764HB=OEM
W764HP=OEM
W764PR=OEM
W764UL=OEM
( For 32 bit systems use W732HB=OEM, etc.)
I next went up about 10 lines to "[System information]" and added
SysId3=0x3091
SysName3=HP Pavilion ze2000 series
SysId4=0x3096
SysName4=Compaq presario M2000 series
SysId5=0x3097
SysName5=Compaq Presario M2000 series
SysId6=0x3097
SysName6=HP Special Edition L2000 series
SysId7=0x3093
SysName7=Compaq Presario M2000 series
SysId8=0x3093
SysName8=HP Special Edition L2000 series
I got this information from another cva file on my PC at C:/swsetup/ (This is thedefault directory for HP updates.)
After modding the cva file, I saved it to C;/swsetup/sp35558/
I then executed the SP35558.exe file and voila I had sound, nice crisp clear sound.
The use of the cva file is to streamline the driver install and it is kind of cool if it works. If you cannot find it or you are not successful the first time or you do not want to bother with modding anything, do not worry, the manual install will work for sure.
Run sp35558.exe to extract everything and let it strike out. Then go to Device Manager and update the driver manually as follows:
Under Device Manager, right click "Multimedia Audio Device" under "Other" and choose "Update Driver" Then "Browse your PC" and "Choose from a list". Select "Sound, audio and game controllers", then "Conexant", then "Have Disk". Browse to C:/swsetup/sp35558/ and open "cp6308Ba.inf" (64bit remember). Now choose "OK" and ignore any warnings about incompatibility, WHQL, etc. Give it plenty of time, you might think you are in a loop, but you are not. Congratulations, you are done.
Hope this helps.

M-Audio FW1814 drivers

Hi. Is anyone out there using this audio interface?. I have one at home with Macbook Pro 10.4.8 and 13 at a college with Intel iMacs currently on 10.4.7. Sound quality excellent, records well etc, but at work odd problems like continually having to reset them after logging off, or switch off and on when inputs 3 & 4, or 5 & 6, on rear not working (sound module inputs).
Does anyone know whether the 10.4.8 maudio driver is actually any different (it looks the same) - I'm wondering whether to upgrade the iMacs to 10.4.8.
Thanks

The current two drivers for the FW410 (same drivers as the 1814 I think) didn't work for me at all well in 10.4.8, I had to revert to the previous release to get them to work.
I haven't seen anything that makes me want to try 10.4.9 yet, so I'll hold off for a while yet. If I need to do it, I'll clone my drive first and then check whether all the necessary stuff works. Most reports I've have seen so far suggests that there aren't any real issues with the 10.4.9 update yet.
I wonder if there is Leopard specific stuff in there (like 10.3.9 contained Tiger specific stuff) that means eventually you'll need 10.4.9 when the developers to release Leopard specific apps, if you haven't jumped to Leopard...

Compaq Presario C754CA Audio & Graphic Drivers?

Compaq Presario C754CA
Specifications: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01297770&lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&product=3650105&os=228&lang=en
Date Bought: 1-2 Years Ago
Original Operating System: Vista
Current Operating System: Windows XP Professional SP 3 [Version 2002]
Well, I noticed that HP and Compaq do not supply Windows XP Drivers. I have managed to install the following things:
Intel Pro [for WiFi]
Broadcom
Intel Chipset
Intel Graphics
Synaptics Touch Pad
Microsoft UUA Audio Driver Bus
Now, I'll just tell you now: I do not know which of the following is my Audio but I have tried both and both have failed.
Realtech HD Audio
Conexant Audio Driver
I install them and I get to the end, and I receive an error about "MEDIA" not being found, thus it stops. I then proceed to the next step: force updating through the Device Manager - Only the Audio doesn't show up on my Device Manager! Originally it did, but now it has refused to appear, thus stumping me further. I will say that even when it was there, though, it refused to update, and claims that "This device has failed to start".
I have tried IDENTIFYING my Audio Driver for better results through Aida32, Driver Detective, and Driver Scanner. Not only was Driver Detective useless, but the other two either couldn't download / install the proper driver, or didn't even display that there was an Audio device on my PC at all!
As for the Graphic Driver, I do have it installed, but it won't launch games for me, such as Ragnarok Online, Lineage II, etc. These games are properly done in Set-Up to launch with Direct 3D HAL; the Mobile Chipset is apparently bullcrikes and I've always used Direct 3D HAL / HAL x2 or whatever it was.
- Questions!
1) Where can I find the name of the Audio Device on my Presario C754CA laptop?
2) Where can I find the driver of the Audio Device on my Presario C754CA laptop?
3) Why does my laptop refuse to launch games I could previously launch on Vista?
- Resources Already Visited:
http://www.zyxware.com/articles/2008/01/16/compaq-presario-c748tu-laptop-drivers-for-windows-xp
http://www.geeksquad.ca/content/contact.asp?Lang=EN
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01297770&lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&product=3650105&os=228&lang=en
http://www.mininova.org/tor/1070336
http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=165319
I would appreciate either a more in-depth guide than written above or a brand new solution... and links to drivers I need.
[Edit]
I'm pretty sure my Audio Device is actually:
Conexant High Definition Audio-Venice 5045
What do I do to install this properly?
[Edit2]
Here's an image of what my Device Manager looks like:
http://i651.photobucket.com/albums/uu233/Yusshin/Audio.png
The "Conexant High Definition Audio-Venice 5045" that you see was installed on an Unknown Device that I don't know what the heck was honestly :\ And there are still 2 unknown devices there; I have nothing connected other than a USB Wi-Fi thing for my mouse and my keyboard. In total, there were 3 Unknown Devices; I just randomly selected one to find the ID of my Audio Device.
Please help me; I'm a Gamer and I hate Vista. I don't want to go back to it.
[P.S.] You may notice that I have a Vista skin; I am running XP so do NOT get confused ^^
Message Edited by Irini on 09-21-2009 11:20 AM

I noticed this is your first post, a comprehensive post just for asking XP drivers.
Please read XP downgrade guide, part 2, here
Your model, somehow forgot to be listed in part 2, but in general, part 2 should work for your model.
Read the guide so that you knew the advantages/disadvantages installing XP for your model.
About your request, try the following drivers
1.For Intel 965 Express Chipset Family, Here
2.Conexant High-Definition SmartAudio 221 Driver
Driver modded by silver here
Unzip to a folder..use Device Manager,right click "Audio Device on HD",choose Update driver,
No to connect,
Install from a list or specific location,
Select Don't Search, I will choose the driver to install,
For the Hardware Type select 'Show All Devices'
Remove the check from "Show Compatible Hardware" and click on "Have Disk".
Next...browse to the unzipped folder and choose the "WiSVHe5.inf".
Ignore XP when it complains.
Reboot.
Please post again If you found the mic and external speaker are not working perfectly.
Post it with your Hardware ID.
Pavilion DV2922TX, XP-SP3 32bit, Intel T5750 2.0Ghz, Nvidia Geforce 8400M GS with 128MB, 4GB 667 DDR2, 250GB HDD

M-Audio Delta drivers are broken once again for 10.4.4

We just got the Delta 2496 card working with Tiger 10.4.3 when M-Audio released their v2.0.5 pkg.
Now their v2.0.5 is broken on 10.4.4, in precisely the same way pre-2.0.5 was broken on pre-10.4.4.
We have a vastly upgraded Sawtooth/AGP system. Not going to be able to afford any kind of new machine or upgrades in the seeable future. We're stuck with what we got.
Point the Sound Panel Prefs to the 2496 card, then make iTunes 6.0.2 or QuickTime 7.0.4 play something. Hear quickly repeating machine-gun sounds, then eventually SystemUIServer will crash, then crashreporterD(aemon) itself crashes! And anything else you try to start will crash, too! Try logging out and Finder will crash -- repeatedly! You then must restart your Mac with the Power Button. I sent Apple a ton of crash reports on this just a little while ago.
I sent e-mail to [email protected] staff because their web-portal for technical issues is not sending me my temporary password for it there. I have a feeling they will not respond by our deadline of Friday January 13 2006. Had someone posted an official warning about the drivers not working, we would not be in this present predicament. We have a Panther/10.3.9 partition for backup purposes, and this same v2.0.5 driver pkg works fine on it, so will be our only choice to continue our audio projects until/if M-Audio/Apple can fix this 10.4.4 bug.
(Before you say anything: YES I ran "diskutil repairPermissions /" in single-user mode no less, YES I re-installed the COMBO 10.4.4 update a second time in single-user mode, all this after "/bin/sh /etc/rc" came up, and re-ran repairPermissions YET AGAIN, did the "fsck -fy" thing a third time, result being nothing else is wrong with the updated 10.4.4 system as installed here. It is clearly only when pointing Sound Prefs to use the 2496 card. I don't know if back-level drivers mentioned here e.g. v2.0.3 or v2.0.1 will work with 10.4.4. What I am is STUPID for allowing myself to apparently be the first Guinea Pig for testing M-Audio with a "GM" system update release. I thought that's what Select and Premiere ADC members would be doing ON OUR BEHALF, we who cannot afford such memberships. Yes I am angry about this -- YET AGAIN we get bit like this. GRRRRR.)
Sawtooth G4 1.5GHz 7450, AGP Radeon 32MB Mac Edition 2-GB RAM, M-Audio Delta Audiophile 2496, more
[ Edited by Apple Discussions Moderator ]

Hi and thank you both for taking time to reply.
I've known how to fix OSX in single-user mode for quite a few years. Even with these kernel hiccups yesterday, the 10.4.x system needed only minor repairs there.
The 10.3.9 system here is on another separate internal drive, not partitioned, so it should be unaffected (crossing fingers of course <g>). What's funny is that the latest M-Audio Delta v2.0.5 is working fine on 10.3.9. The reason v2.0.5 will be needed: its MIDI fixes -- previous versions never got it quite right.
Yes I've learned that 10.3.9 has probably been the best way to fall-back ... Tiger has caused too many changes this past year. But I'm totally spoiled now with 10.4.x's speed and gcc-4.0.1 able to tweak most open-source projects to new heights ... it's tough going back to relatively slow 10.3.9.
One thing that is not M-Audio's problem but Apple's: right now there is no 10.4.4 Kernel Debug Kit, nor any SDK updates in case headers/APIs/etc. have changed in 10.4.4 or QuickTime 7.0.4 CoreAudio etc. (I just checked). How is Apple suppose to help third parties troubleshoot and update their drivers etc. when these are not made available along with the "GM" stuff?
I finally got registered at M-Audio's tech site, but no one has yet to reply to my problem record there or via e-mail. Figures. An "I saw it" would be nice, just to know...
So I did some testing on my own:
The Delta v2.0.4 pkg IIRC caused the same kernel-type problems on 10.4.3 as v2.0.5 is doing right now on 10.4.4. I already tried running the Delta Uninstaller and put v2.0.5 on on-top of 10.4.4 again, still crashing only when playing audio thru that card.
I jumped back to Delta v2.0.3 on 10.4.4 just to see if the kernel bugs go away, and so far I haven't seen any oddness, but the audio quality is suffering somewhat (sort-of what some ppl were complaining about QT 7.0.2-.3 back then, so maybe that's what got re-introduced with QT 7.0.4, oy vey).
But we don't get the MIDI fixes -- that's only in v2.0.5.
I'm still miffed that someone who has a Select or Premiere membership should have been able to test these very popular cards before 10.4.4/etc. came out. I guess I'll go on record to say: If someone would donate such an account to "me", I would most certainly make sure that happens next time.
Oh well ... I now need to find out if we can use Delta v2.0.3 & 10.4.4 with jackit+darkice now (if anyone is interested: search for the station call-letters 'KOKF' on the various shoutcast/icecast yellow pages during Friday and Saturday nights (only), that'll be us, yes that's the reason for the deadline). Otherwise we already have tested everything on 10.3.9 so that'll be our fallback, but I will be busy recompiling every project that's been updated while we were up using 10.4.3. Fun fun fun.
p.s. The "single-user mode" is even safer than "safe mode" to do any repairs or installs. Still do the 'fsck -fy' thing before anything else. Then once the /etc/rc script is run, 10.4.x is still in single-user mode but it has enough of the Mac subsystem running (not just the BSD stuff) so that cmd-line apps such as 'diskutil repairPermissions /', 'hdiutil mount' (for the dmg holding the pkg updates), and 'installer' can do its usual stuff. Yes the network is up then, too. This is only for real *ix geeks that know what they're doing of course. But this mode is about as low-level as it can get to do these kinds of repairs, something Applejack/etc. has yet been designed to do (mount dmgs, do softwareupdate, run installer, etc.). I'm glad there is such a mode, tho, as it provides the least interference to do such repairs.
Thank you again, at least for letting me belly-ache about these problems.

Audio/vedio drivers/software

hiii
        this is ks karan AND USING HP COMPAQ PRESARIO M 2000 LAPTOP-----and on reinstalling windows xp sp3 i lost most of the drivers like AUDIO VEDIO/GRAPHICK
i tried to download from hp support but my noteboom--COMPAQ PRESARIO M2000 IS NOT LISTED AND I M NOT
ABLE TO DOWNLOAD DRIVERS
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OR IF POSSIBLE MAIL ME THE DRIVERS ON MY MAIL ADDRESSS
                      THANKING U IN ANTICIPATION
                                                                                    KS KARAN

Hello ksharan,
Thank you for posting on the HP Forums!
I understand you would like assistance with your notebook. However, this is a commercial notebook, so you should post your issue on the notebook board of the HP Enterprise Forums for a better answer.
Thank you and have a great day!
Mario
I worked on behalf of HP.

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http://www.viaarena.com/?PageID=69
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Hi Wonka,
You forgot to mention this:
VIA audio drivers should not be installed on those systems that utilize third-party audio cards. For third-party audio drivers support please contact your audio card supplier directly.
Also, most MSI boards don't use this as far as I know....

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Class compliant means no drivers necessary no matter the operating system pretty much. So when you check out the page on m-audio.com that says rivers are updated and available on each products driver page, I proceed to the Keystation 49e page and select Mac OS X (10.5.1) where the old non updated page remains linkless stating "Product is Class compliant and does not require drivers to work with Mac OS X"
Both Apple and M-Audio admit that Class Compliant or not, these products didn't (don't) work with Leopard and that they had to create a new driver to make them functional.
My dilemma is, does anyone know where to get these supposed drivers M-Audio has made? Because their website definitely isn't the right place as they haven't updated individual product driver pages yet.

would you happen to know how I can get a driver that works for an M-Audio Ozonic MIDI keyboard. I downloaded the upgrade beta version on M-audio but not luck in running it...any suggestions?
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hi there.
i had to format my PC and now i dont have any drivers for my PC. please, i need help to find it.
s/n: {Removed for privacy}
p/n: GT811AV

Hi:
Here is the link to the support and driver page for your notebook:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/product?product=3650971&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&task=&lang=en&cc=us
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There is a new 10.4.7 universal m-audio driver for
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"Release Notes:
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- Dual Binary installer for both PPC and Intel-Based Macintosh computers."
Check it out!

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