Who makes a Sound Card with the initials ASP?
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Advanced Signal Processing ... I think it's a "type" of card rather than a manufacturer. Most likely a Sound Blaster made by Creative.
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Xp support all sound cards but you have to have it's driver for xp\nand at this sit thay give a free drivers for old things www.opendrivers.com
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Use one of the Audigy 2 series of sounds cards by Creative. Excellent sound if you have really good speakers.\n\nBut beware- the combination of Audigy and Dell Dimension has spelled trouble in the past (the infamous "Squeal of Death") especially when used on a Windows NT OS (like Win 2000 or XP). But I think those problems have been fixed.
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I believe you should search the "ASP components" site\nmaybe you will find such a component.
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ASIO is Audio stream input output, a protocol for low-latency digital audio specified by Steinberg and WDM stands for Windows Driver Model
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Try this:\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/accessibility/soundscheme.mspx\n\nor this:\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=Sound+Schemes
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http://www.soundcard-drivers.com/drivers/82/82125.htm
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Also called a "sound board" or "audio adapter," it is a plug-in card that records and plays back sound. Supporting both digital audio and MIDI, sound cards provide an input port for a microphone or other sound source and output ports to speakers and amplifiers. Sound circuits are typically built into the chipset on the motherboard, but can be disabled if a separate sound card is installed.
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There was a similar question asked a little while ago. The link provided is here: http://www.copyright.gov/register/sound.html (if you're in the US).\n\nThe answers receieved to the question below are good so you'll want to check them out.
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I noticed by looking at the filename extensions on my space that it uses asp.net and cold fusion.\nASPX and cfm.\nMy guess is things were probably initially written in cold fusion.
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http://us.creative.com/support/downloads/download.asp?MainCategory=1&nRegionFK=&nCountryFK=&nLanguageFK=&sOSName=Windows+XP&region=1&Product_Name=Live%21+5.1&Product_ID=50&modelnumber=&driverlang=1033&OS=10&drivertype=0&x=35&y=13\n\nThis is Sound Blaster Live 5.1. \nemu10k1-jff is the processor chip used on this sound card.
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A reasonably priced (under $200) soundcard and interface is the Audigy platinum. It comes with a module with many different ports where you can plug any type of instrument or equipment into and comes with great editing software. Of course, if you plan to edit wave files you will need to insure your processor and RAM are up to the task.\n\nhttp://www.soundblaster.com/products/welcome.asp?category=1&subcategory=205\n\nThere is another equal brand also with two in/out ports that is slightly less expensive but I'm not familiar with it and other similar units but I REALLY like my Audigy..
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Performing the following steps should resolve the issue :\n\n1. Open Device Manager\n2. Click on + Symbol for Sound VIdeo and Game Controllers\n\nIf there is an yellow color exclaimatory mark it indicates that the drivers are missing :\n\nIf it is Realtek sound card install the drivers from here :\n\nFor Realtek AC'97 : \nftp://61.56.86.122/pc\n/audio/WDM_A394.zip\n\nFor High Definition Audio :\nftp://202.65.194.18/\npc/audio/WDM_R147.zip\n\nIf the issue still persists, reinstall multimedia drivers from the Windows Components. Here are the steps :\n\nTo reinstall Multimedia in Windows XP, you have to first locate and edit the Sysoc.inf file. This will enable the Multimedia option in Add/Remove components list. The Sysoc.inf is a hidden system file that will not be listed by default. To view the Sysoc.inf file, you should enable the "Show Hidden Files and Folders" option under Files and Folders. \n\nYou can reinstall Multimedia by following these three steps: \n\nStep 1: Display all hidden files and folders. \nStep 2: Edit the Sysoc.inf file. \nStep 3: Reinstall Multimedia using Add/Remove Programs. \n\nStep 1: To display the hidden files and folders, follow these steps: \n\n1. Click Start and select Control Panel. \n2. Click Appearance and Themes. \n3. Click Folder Options and select the View tab. \n4. Enable the option "Show Hidden Files and Folders." \n5. Deselect "Hide Operating system Files" under Files \nand Folders. \n6. Click Apply and click OK. \n\nYou can now view all hidden files and folders. \n\nStep 2: Make changes in the Sysoc.inf file by following these steps: \n\nNOTE: Create a backup copy of the Sysoc.inf file before making any changes to the file. \n\n1. Click Start and select My Computer. \n2. Double-click C: drive. \n3. Double-click WINDOWS folder. \n4. Double-click the "Inf" folder and open the Sysoc.inf file. \n5. In the INF folder under the [components] section, locate the following entry: \n\n "MultiM=ocgen.dll,OcEntry,multimed.inf,hide,7" \n\n6. Remove "hide" from the entry and ensure that it appears as given below: \n\n "MultiM=ocgen.dll,OcEntry,multimed.inf,7" \n\n7. Save and close the Sysoc.inf file. \n\nStep 3: Reinstalling Multimedia using Add or Remove programs: \n\n1. Click Start and select Control Panel. \n2. Click Add or Remove Programs and then click Add/Remove Windows components. \n3. Double-click Accessories and Utilities. \n4. Deselect Multimedia checkbox. \n5. Click OK and click Next. Windows will complete the upgrade and prompt you to complete the process. \n6. Click Finish and restart the computer. \n7. After Windows loads, repeat steps 1-3. \n8. Select the Multimedia checkbox. \n9. Click OK and click Next. \n10. Click Finish and restart the computer. \n\nMultimedia is now reinstalled on the computer.\n\nIf the issue still persists check with direct sound using DirectX diagnostic Tool.\n\n1. click start\n2. click run\n3. type dxdiag\n4. click ok\nIn the directX diagnostic tool window\n\n5. click Sound tab\n6. click direct sound...\n\nThis should give you an error code
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audacity \n\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/
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Go to http://www.soundcard-drivers.com/ and look for your computer model and sound card and download the driver.
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Its WMA (Windows Media Audio)\n\nIts that format because windows media audio includes license to play the audio.
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Sony Sound Forge\nhttp://www.sonymediasoftware.com/products/soundforgefamily.asp