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Nu Audio Pro High Res Audio Mode Missing?

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Carmen813
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2020/03/13 18:26:39 (permalink)
Hello,
I don't see the high resolution audio mode option on my control panel. Is it because I am only using headphones?

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    Carmen813
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    Re: Nu Audio Pro High Res Audio Mode Missing? 2020/03/15 18:15:35 (permalink)
    Bumpity bump bump bumpity bump bump look at my thread go!

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    Re: Nu Audio Pro High Res Audio Mode Missing? 2020/03/16 00:16:25 (permalink)
    Please don't bump.  It's against the forum rules.
     
    With regards to your question, since you have the Pro card only, and not the 7.1, there is no need to run a separate Hi-Res mode.  You already have access to sample rates higher than 192kHz.  All the Hi-Res Mode does when using the Pro 7.1 cards is switch the card into 2-Channel mode to enable access to sample rates higher than 192kHz.
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    Re: Nu Audio Pro High Res Audio Mode Missing? 2020/03/16 04:21:15 (permalink)
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    Please don't bump.  It's against the forum rules.
     
    With regards to your question, since you have the Pro card only, and not the 7.1, there is no need to run a separate Hi-Res mode.  You already have access to sample rates higher than 192kHz.  All the Hi-Res Mode does when using the Pro 7.1 cards is switch the card into 2-Channel mode to enable access to sample rates higher than 192kHz.


    Thanks for clarifying!

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