Messages in this thread | | | Date | Sat, 13 Mar 1999 12:08:47 -0500 (EST) | From | Gregory Maxwell <> | Subject | Re: CMI8330 and SIS6326 [maybe offtopic] |
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On Fri, 12 Mar 1999, Kernel List wrote:
> > > > On Tue, 9 Mar 1999, Kernel List wrote: > > > Afaik the CMI8330 and its cousin the CMI8338 both have the virtue of providing > > > a cheap < 10ukp SPDIF input card. I don't now of anything comparable in price > > > that has that ability. > > > > CMI8330 spdif is broken for sure. Reportedly fixed in the 8338 but then > > noones shipping 8338 cards yet. The only ones so far seem to be reference > > cards direct from cmedia. > > In what way is it broken? I've got one but have yet to try it. I was intending > to have a go at setting it up but Stefan Laudat seems to have beaten me to it. > I'm surprised by what you say about the 8338 as I have such a card in my hand > at the moment. PCI and apparently manufactured the first week in January. > I'm under the impression that they have ceased production of the 8330 in favour > of the 8338. Certainly 8330 cards are now hard to find.
Umm!
I've got a HT8338/PCI sitting in from of me and have had it for two months since the 8330 was no longer available when I went to order it.
There is a RCA S/PDIF out on this card and a internal header for S/PDIF in (though I've never used the S/PDIF in). It works great.
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