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Rusty K
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Hello,
Well my last upgrade to XP has now entered it's second month of downtime.
I have yet to get my multitrack software (ntrack) to settle down. I'm getting an offending signal that causes uncontrollable clip whenever I bring inputs up to level when recording 24bit stereo mode.
Here's a sample of the offending signal.
http://r-dkeith.home.texas.net/Mp3
I've tried everything except reinstalling my OS..... so that is my question.
I'm not sure the tech that installed it knew that the onboard sound had been disabled in the BIOs and that my CDROM was also disabled for audio. Could not knowing these two facts cause an incorrect insallation causing some audio/settings conflict? I've checked the device manager/hardware profiles and it shows all devices (including legacy audio/video) working properly with no conflicts, but onboard legacy is disabled.
If I should decide to reinstall I would like to do it myself.....what are the odds? Ha!
Is there a tutorial on reinstalling XP or would some kind person out there to walk the through it?
Thanks,
Rusty K
Well my last upgrade to XP has now entered it's second month of downtime.
I have yet to get my multitrack software (ntrack) to settle down. I'm getting an offending signal that causes uncontrollable clip whenever I bring inputs up to level when recording 24bit stereo mode.
Here's a sample of the offending signal.
http://r-dkeith.home.texas.net/Mp3
I've tried everything except reinstalling my OS..... so that is my question.
I'm not sure the tech that installed it knew that the onboard sound had been disabled in the BIOs and that my CDROM was also disabled for audio. Could not knowing these two facts cause an incorrect insallation causing some audio/settings conflict? I've checked the device manager/hardware profiles and it shows all devices (including legacy audio/video) working properly with no conflicts, but onboard legacy is disabled.
If I should decide to reinstall I would like to do it myself.....what are the odds? Ha!
Is there a tutorial on reinstalling XP or would some kind person out there to walk the through it?
Thanks,
Rusty K