I just got an Audiofire 4 and have installed the latest drivers and
upgraded the firmware to the lastest version. I'm running Vista x64 and Echo says that the Audiofire 4 is 100% compatible with Vista x64.
When I do not have a mic plugged into one of the front XLR jacks
everything seems to work ok, I get playback and Windows recognized the
unit for both playback and recording.
If I plug a mic into one of the front XLR jacks, as soon as I try to
either play any audio or record anything I get errors and the driver
seems to crash. I then have to unplug the mic and reboot the device to
get the drivers to load again.
This happens when I simply try to play any audio such as an mp3 with
winamp, or if I try to record anything or even just monitor the mic. I
hear a kind of crackle/pop and then everything goes dead and the
driver crashes, and the Audiofire 4 device disappears from the sound
control panel in Windows for both playback and recording.
Any ideas on what I can try to get this fixed, or should I just return the Echo box?
I was using a Presonus unit before this and I never had any major problems with it but was hoping the Echo would sound cleaner.
Thanks!
upgraded the firmware to the lastest version. I'm running Vista x64 and Echo says that the Audiofire 4 is 100% compatible with Vista x64.
When I do not have a mic plugged into one of the front XLR jacks
everything seems to work ok, I get playback and Windows recognized the
unit for both playback and recording.
If I plug a mic into one of the front XLR jacks, as soon as I try to
either play any audio or record anything I get errors and the driver
seems to crash. I then have to unplug the mic and reboot the device to
get the drivers to load again.
This happens when I simply try to play any audio such as an mp3 with
winamp, or if I try to record anything or even just monitor the mic. I
hear a kind of crackle/pop and then everything goes dead and the
driver crashes, and the Audiofire 4 device disappears from the sound
control panel in Windows for both playback and recording.
Any ideas on what I can try to get this fixed, or should I just return the Echo box?
I was using a Presonus unit before this and I never had any major problems with it but was hoping the Echo would sound cleaner.
Thanks!