Hi!

I really need some help here. I was lucky to get a Digigram PCX7 (ISA) card
cheap from a closed radio station and have been trying desperately to get it
working on my IBM PC 300PL (6892-200) with Windows 98 SE installed.

I've installed the latest PCX drivers from Digigram (v7.38) and the card is
installed with IRQ=10 and I/O=700 and Win98 says no conflict exists.

When using the "play" or "playrec" tools supplied with the drivers i can
hear the sound going through the card nicely and no problems at all at this
point. As soon as i tell it to actually record, it only creates a 12K file
and seems to be freezing until i press the stop button. When i try to play a
file it plays about 1 sec. and freezes the same way.
I tried different formats and the lower format, the longer sound it can
play/record, but the file is still only 12K (11.520 bytes to be exact).
Could this be some kind of disk cache/buffer issue or is it a hardware
conflict somewhere that Win98 is not aware of?

Any PCX7 (Digigram) "guru's" in here who wants to try and help me out?

Regards,

Nigel

[mr.voice]

I have the same problem with my pcx5v2! Have you a answer of the problem?
Please write me!

richard, austria