Creative Audigy 4 (A800)

F_ame · Jan 7, 2007, 09:00 PM

My sound card is supported by our driver ? Because, I can't installed the driver!
THX

Russ · Jan 7, 2007, 09:07 PM

The A4 is partially supported.
kX Soundblaster Compatibility List

Which version of the driver did you try to install?
The latest version (currently) is available here: 3538l released

F_ame · Jan 8, 2007, 05:48 AM

The program suggests to choose the soundcard.
but there is not my soundcard Audigy 4 (0610).
I choose other card, but sound is absents.

Anybode help me!

Russ · Jan 8, 2007, 12:33 PM

Use the latest version of kX (currently 3538L), and if it does not auto-detect your model (I think it should), choose "kX 10k2 Audio ("3538") - Model SB0610". Make sure that you remove any previous versions of kX (use DriverCleaner) before installing the latest version.

F_ame · Jan 8, 2007, 04:49 PM

Why I have installed this drivers.
I installed 3538c ; 3538g ; 3538h ( I unpack the files in programs directory ).
How I must installed driver 3538L ?
THX

Russ · Jan 8, 2007, 04:54 PM

3538L is a full install (not an upgrade like with 3538g/h) so you do not need to do anything special to install it. If I recall correctly, A4 support was initially added in 3538k, so 3538K is the minimum version that you would want to use.

F_ame · Jan 8, 2007, 07:13 PM

THX!!!!!!!
Question:
Can I to retune Inputs and outputs channel? For example, the channel of microphone to the channel of Analog front?

Russ · Jan 8, 2007, 08:03 PM

You cannot change an input to an output (or vice-versa), but you can change which output is for front/rear/center/lfe, etc, and you can route any source (MIC, Line In, Wave, Synth, etc) to any output(s) you want.

F_ame · Jan 8, 2007, 08:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Russ

but you can change which output is for front/rear/center/lfe, etc, and you can route any source (MIC, Line In, Wave, Synth, etc) to any output(s) you want.

What I must do to change microphone channel to front?(or another)

Russ · Jan 8, 2007, 08:45 PM

To change any of the default routing, you will need to make a custom DSP setup. It is hard to provide a step by step answer for you, as the setup you would want to use, would depend on what speakers you want to use, and what other audio sources you want sent to those spekaers (as well as the other speakers), etc. (you would have to be very spefic as to what you want) It is best that you learn about the DSP, and learn how to create your own custom DSP setups that suit your needs (and save/load different DSP configurations as needed). You should probably start by reading the guide from the following thread to get a basic understanding of how the DSP works, and also read the kX Help.
A newbie guide on kX's (DSP) concept or "How to setup your DSP".

BTW: Download and install the latest ProFX package from the following thread (do not use the bundled ProFX plugins):
NEW: ProFx (3538) Update Incl. MX6 and AC97

Then use the ProFx:ADC plugin to access the MIC in the DSP (it makes things a lot easier).

Russ · Jan 8, 2007, 09:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by F_ame

I have installed this plugin, but i can't find his in progam!
Where is situated?
thx for help

Did you double click on the plugin to register it?

If you right click in the DSP window and choose "Add Effect/Plugin", one of the submenu's will be ProFx, this is where you will find the ADC plugin (some of the ProFx plugins will be added to the bottom of the menu as well (the general plugin area).

When following the guide (which was written for an older version of ProFx), use ADC in place of SRC plugins for any AC97 sources (Mic, Line In, etc).