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Posted by Ri-RIlot (from: server166.digital.co.uk) on February 26, 1999 at 12:07:17:

In Reply to: sound cards posted by Norman Bernardo on February 25, 1999 at 10:50:35:

Full duplex means, having the ability to record and playback at the same time. I don't know why your friend told you to forget it. A lot of cards are full duplex by design. As for putting 2 soundcards in the same machine, You need to either get 2 cards that have drivers that support multiple cards. Of get 2 cards that use entirely different drivers. I have in my system: A Soundblaster Live (Cool), an AWE32 with 16meg onboard (Noisy) and a yamaha DB50XG (Nice). Hope any of this helps.

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: Full duplex means, having the ability to record and playback at the same time. I don't know why your friend told you to forget it. A lot of cards are full duplex by design. As for putting 2 soundcards in the same machine, You need to either get 2 cards that have drivers that support multiple cards. Of get 2 cards that use entirely different drivers. I have in my system: A Soundblaster Live (Cool), an AWE32 with 16meg onboard (Noisy) and a yamaha DB50XG (Nice). Hope any of this helps.

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