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I originally downloaded the kX drivers for my SBLive! 5.1 soundcard because I had real problems with the Creative ones but I now find myself being drawn to experimenting with DSP. I would like to add the graphic equalizer plugin (10 Band EQ) to the DSP but when I try to I get the message "No more free GPR registers" - why is this?
The status box on DSP reads "GPRs: 204/256"
----Hardware / Software configuration---------------
Driver Name:kX Audio Driver (Debug)
Driver Date: Feb 17 2004 00:43:22
Driver Version: 5.10.00.3537 - debug
DB Name:none
SB0222 10k1 [dc00]
PCI Information:
Device: 21102 Subsys: 80651102 ChipRev: a
Card has MPU device
Card model is '5.1'
Card HAS AC97 codec
Codec name: EMicro UNKNOWN
3D Extension: No 3D Stereo Enhancement
Codec is 2.0 compliant
Capabilities[140] :
DAC resolutions : -16-bit- -18-bit-
ADC resolutions : -16-bit- -18-bit-
Ext Capabilities [280]: -PCM surround DAC- -slot/DAC mappings-
Port: dc00 Irq: 0x11(17)
Playback buffer: 20a0
Record buffer: 4000
Number of AC3 buffers: 4
Tank memory: 256 kb
GSIF buffer: 256 samples
OS version: [2 5 1 Service Pack 2; 2 5 1 Service Pack 2; 156 148]
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i fear your sblive! has no more capacity to load it. gpr - general purpose register. the card has a limit of 256 of such gpr's, which is shown in the titlebar. you have to delete some plugins from the dsp and try again.
Last edited by stylus02; Jan 16, 2008 at 03:31 PM.
Reason: better reading before..
Someone said that an option would be to replace the 8-channel mixer with a 2-channel mixer. (Only if you don't need more thant two channels)
Well...is there a 2-channel mixer?