Hi, I've had some problems with Mixtreme and Vegas too...in fact I
got Mixtreme to send me another which seems to be better but now to
confuse things I'm having Sync/MTC problems with Beta 3 which I've
been checking out. Peter H. is getting a Mixtreme to test with
Vegas. My suggestion with your Mixtreme is to be very thorough in
setting Window multimedia prefs to make sure it's not in conflict
with say your Audiomedia card. Are you trying to use both for I/O?
I don't think it likes that (which should be addressed by Soundscape)
so you may have to disable the Wav driver for the Audiomedia. I've
tried two different soundcards (SBlive and A3d) just to be able to
have a CD audio input and MPU-401 Midi I/O and I sure had problems
with the first Mixtreme...the replacement seems to be okay with
SBlive now.

gerhard schonk wrote:
>>What happened:
>>I tried to copy 2 Tracks from DAT through a Mixtreme card
>>into Vegas. After about 20 minutes, the clock stopped
>>working, after a short time, the tracks were overwritten in
>>red, showing no waveform anymore. The harddisc still showed
>>activity. After hitting the stop button, the harddisc
>>stopped working and the computer locked up completely. Only
>>power cycling could bring him to live again. Looking into
>>explorer showed a .wav file with correct size, but this file
>>was unreadable.
>>I repeated the whole setup again, no problems. Next two
>>tracks: same problem again, reboot, retry: same problem.
>>
>>Environment: Pentium III 550Mhz, 128Mb Memory, Asus P2BF
>>mainboard, Soundscape Mixtreme with add'tl SP/DIF,
>>Digidesign Audiomedia III, 27 GB HD IDE, 45 GB HD SCSI.
>>Matrox Millenium 16mb G200. Hauppauge Video Card, Symbios
>>Logic SCSI Controller, HP CD Writer, CD-Rom
>>No other applications except temperature monotoring running.
>>regards