Ok ..

Which is what the "Maxistudio ISIS" is meant to be .. will this work
fine with vegas? ..

the product can be found at www.maxistudio.com .

Cheers.

Peter Haller wrote:
>>While Vegas allows you to use two different cards at the same time,
>>this is not recommended for exactly the reason that you are having
>>problems with. There are two reasons actually:
>>
>>1. There is now way to start the cards at exactly the same time.
Most
>>multiport cards have a sync start feature that permits the all the
>>ports on their cards to start together.
>>
>>2. Different clocks. No two cards are going to have the exact same
>>clock rate. This will cause dift over time. There is a solution if
>>the hardware allows it: having a common clock that either both use
or
>>one supplies the other. Even with a common clock, problem 1 above
>>will cause you problems.
>>
>>If you need multiple i/o ports, you need to get a card that either
>>support multiple cards or a card that has multiple ports.
>>
>>Peter
>>
>>
>>Brett Tippet wrote:
>>>>I'm running vegas .. and have tried (and failed) to run it
>>>>with two audio cards. One card would slip up to almost a
>>>>second out of sync ..
>>>>
>>>>So I'm looking at a multi track card for the solution.
>>>>
>>>>Could anyone inform me of any luck they've had with Vegas
>>>>Pro and the MaxiStudio ISIS .. or indeed, any failures.
>>>>
>>>>Cheers.
>>>>Brett W Tippet (ICQ-12450069)