Is this another reason why a shouldn't upgrade to WinXP?

No..this is another reason to research a product well, before committing your cash to something.

I take it all back... M-Audio just responded to me.

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The Windows Volume control is only intended for the built-in sound card of your computer, but now that you have the Delta Audiophile 2496 installed,you will need to use the Delta's Control Panel to adjust your settings along with whatever Audio Application you are running).

The extra Audio Controller that kept being detected was my onboard sound...i forgot to disable it from the BIOS!!

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Last edited by Digital Aura on Jan-20-2004 at 00:16

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The Windows Volume control is only intended for the built-in sound

Not exactly true, since the Audiophile has it's own volume panel I suppose they did not incorperate the windows volume panel since the audiophile is the only sound card I have ever had installed in this computer.

The only downfall to it not supporting the windows volume panel is that the volume buttons on my keyboard don't work

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hmm, same problem here..

i see the levels in the mixer and when i move the faders, the levels goes up and down.. but the output is still at the same level.. (not graphical but my monitors aren't less louder when i move the faders down..)

any idea?

ok problem solved

i had to change in the patchbay to "monitor mixer" and not "waveout 1/2"

but there's still a problem.. i can always here a deep noise in my genelec 1030. could it be because i have to use the output at minimal level? but with my old soundblaster i hadn't this problem..

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Originally posted by thecYrus ok problem solved i had to change in the patchbay to "monitor mixer" and not "waveout 1/2" but there's still a problem.. i can always here a deep noise in my genelec 1030. could it be because i have to use the output at minimal level? but with my old soundblaster i hadn't this problem..

Maybe this has something to do with your monitors. Have you grounded the power of your monitors? You should have no noise at all when using the Audiophile...

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i found the reason now... it's because the output level is not high/loud enough.. so i configured the SPL at the genelecs tpo -6dB and this occures the noise. if i configure back to 0db i can't hear sound! even if i set all levels to the highest point. can't i use the genelecs without a mixer?