L laiben New member Nov 21, 2003 #1 I am looking for a firewire device and I need 2-4 input only. how about Firewire410? is anyone using it? what do you think? ben
I am looking for a firewire device and I need 2-4 input only. how about Firewire410? is anyone using it? what do you think? ben
O opdev New member Nov 24, 2003 #2 I just bought one. It is 2 in (not 4). I think it sounds great. It worls well on my fancy Dell laptop but I am trying to make it work on my old Dell P3 500MHz machine. It DOES NOT work with a firewire card using the NEC chipset. You need to get one with TI chipset. They can recommend card. For PCI It was the Adaptec 4300. For laptop it was http://www.buy.com/retail/techspecs/product.asp?sku=10259303&loc=&rp=true&rpcc=CSPPR&PageFormat=8
I just bought one. It is 2 in (not 4). I think it sounds great. It worls well on my fancy Dell laptop but I am trying to make it work on my old Dell P3 500MHz machine. It DOES NOT work with a firewire card using the NEC chipset. You need to get one with TI chipset. They can recommend card. For PCI It was the Adaptec 4300. For laptop it was http://www.buy.com/retail/techspecs/product.asp?sku=10259303&loc=&rp=true&rpcc=CSPPR&PageFormat=8
P proxymoron New member Nov 24, 2003 #3 incidentally I am selling a Firewire 410 if you are interested. It doesn't work with the bios on my computer because I can't set up the IRQ setting : (. Anyways if you are interested give me a email at proxymoron@hotmail.com. -Mike
incidentally I am selling a Firewire 410 if you are interested. It doesn't work with the bios on my computer because I can't set up the IRQ setting : (. Anyways if you are interested give me a email at proxymoron@hotmail.com. -Mike
