I'm using a Windows XP box with SP 3, Audacity 1.3.7 (Unicode), an
M-Audio Delta 1010 with M-Audio driver version 5.10.0.5069.
Using "Edit | Preferences..." I can select "MME: Delta 1010 Multi" or
"Windows DirectSound: Del1010 Multi". I can select more that two
channels, but I only get two recordings. I can see signal on the other
channels using the M-Audio Delta Control Panel.
Any suggestions w.r.t. what I'm doing wrong?
I just looked at "Help | Audio Device Info..." and noticed that the MME:
multi-channel version of the 1010 only lists 2 input/output channels.
The DirectSound version has 12 input channels, but I seems to only be
able to record 2.
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Device ID: 7
Device name: MME: Delta 1010 Multi
Input channels: 2
Output channels: 0
Low Input Latency: 0.200000
Low Output Latency: 0.200000
High Input Latency: 0.400000
High Output Latency: 0.400000
Supported Rates:
==============================
Device ID: 15
Device name: MME: Delta 1010 Multi
Input channels: 0
Output channels: 2
Low Input Latency: 0.200000
Low Output Latency: 0.200000
High Input Latency: 0.400000
High Output Latency: 0.400000
Supported Rates:
8000
9600
11025
12000
15000
16000
22050
24000
32000
44100
48000
88200
96000
192000
==============================
Device ID: 24
Device name: Windows DirectSound: Delta 1010 Multi
Input channels: 12
Output channels: 0
Low Input Latency: 0.000000
Low Output Latency: 0.000000
High Input Latency: 0.000000
High Output Latency: 0.000000
Supported Rates:
==============================
Device ID: 32
Device name: Windows DirectSound: Delta 1010 Multi
Input channels: 0
Output channels: 2
Low Input Latency: 0.000000
Low Output Latency: 0.000000
High Input Latency: 0.000000
High Output Latency: 0.000000
Supported Rates:
8000
9600
11025
12000
15000
16000
22050
24000
32000
44100
48000
88200
96000
192000
==============================
Thanks for any help,
Pete
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