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E MU 1820M 1820 1212M 0404 DIGITAL AUDIO SYSTEM DRIVER 1.60 WINDOWS 2000 XP |
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Saturday, 24 June 2006 |
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Driver information |
| Category: | Soundcard Drivers |
| Vendor: | Emu |
| Release Date: | September 15, 2004 |
| OS: | Windows 2000/XP |
| Version: | 1.60 |
| Size: | 5 MB |
| License: | Free Drivers |
| Download Time: | 56k: 1m 20s 256k: 18s 768k: 6s |
| File Name: | EMU_DAS_Driver_patchV1_60.exe |
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E-MU 1820M/1820/1212M/0404 Digital Audio System Driver 1.60 Windows 2000/XP.
Before you download:
- Please take a moment to check the ABOUT BOX in PatchMix DSP (Right-click on the E-MU Logo right above the TV in PatchMix) to see if this patch is necessary. If the version numbers below are higher then what you see in the About Box you should proceed with the patch.
- If you have experienced a fault in any audio applications, you should reboot Windows before applying this update.
Driver patch V1.60 contains the following feature enhancements and fixes: Driver Version 5.12.1.496
Feature Enhancements:
- WDM Support at 96/192 kHz (NOTE: Also requires PatchMix DSP V1.60 or later)
- Lite Reverb plug-in and 7 delay plug-ins
Fixes:
- Fixed a problem, which caused intermittent deterioration of audio quality in E-MU ASIO
- Fixed a loss of audio problem when changing ASIO latency settings
- Fixed a problem with saving User presets in the "Compressor" effect
- Fixed kernel fault when using ASIO drivers with WaveLab 5.0
(We would still recommend updating to WaveLab 5.01 or later and using WDM drivers)
- Fixed problem where SoundForge would sometimes freeze when recording at 24-bit
- Fixed WDM crashes when WinAmp and PatchMix were at different sample rates
- Fixed an audio stutter problem when using WDM drivers in Sonar 2.2 and 3.0
- Includes changes from V1.02 Release
Firmware Version 3.4
Includes changes from V1.02 Release
Windows Driver Signature
When you install the Digital Audio System drivers, you will see a dialog box that informs you that the driver has not passed Windows Logo testing.
The Digital Audio System drivers are not signed because the driver does not support some of the consumer audio features that the Microsoft driver signing program requires, most notably Digital Rights Management.
However, the Digital Audio System drivers have been rigorously tested using the same test procedures that a signed driver requires, and it passes in all important categories, including those that measure the relative stability of the driver. So, it is perfectly safe to install these drivers on your computer.
Requirements:
- Microsoft?Windows?XP SP1 or Windows 2000 SP4 or greater
- E-MU?0404, 1212M, 1820, 1820M Digital Audio System or Emulator?X, Emulator X Studio Desktop Sampling System
Driver Revision History
Changes from V1.02 Release:
- Fixed bug where recording 24-bit in Windows 2000 produced distorted results
- Fixed bug where recording 44.1 kHz audio when running at 48 kHz produced distorted results and would intermittently cause a blue screen
- Fixed bug where trim pot phase invert does not work at 0 db
- Fixed bug where peak meters are calibrated incorrectly at 96 kHz and 192 kHz
- Fix compatibility issues between Audigy and the Digital Audio System in the Windows Device Manager
Changes from V1.02 Release:
- Fixed bug where headphone output was distorted running at 96 kHz
- Fixed bug where headphone output at 192 kHz was softer than at other sample rates
- Fixed bug where Audio Dock MIDI input was not working with some external peripherals
- Fixed bug where Audio Dock Line inputs were phase inverted
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