L.S.

After some test-recordings with my newly-bought Terratec Aureon 5.1 USB
(Sony Vaio PCG FX505 laptop, Windows XP Home, Sony SoundForge/Audacity)
it looks like this interface suffers from a nasty low-frequent (ca. 1 Hz)
distortion(signal).
I've done all suggestions of TerraTec support , installed all the latest
driver/patches/BIOS-upgrade, the low-frequent signal remains.

It is odd though that this low frequent signal is only present in
recordings made from the line-in, it is not there when recording from
mic-in!

Has anybody some erperience with the TerraTec USB 5.1 Aureonm, good or
bad?

Kind regards,

Arno Rog
Amsterdam

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After some test-recordings with my newly-bought Terratec Aureon 5.1 USB
(Sony Vaio PCG FX505 laptop, Windows XP Home, Sony SoundForge/Audacity)
it looks like this interface suffers from a nasty low-frequent (ca. 1 Hz)
distortion(signal).
I've done all suggestions of TerraTec support , installed all the latest
driver/patches/BIOS-upgrade, the low-frequent signal remains.

It is odd though that this low frequent signal is only present in
recordings made from the line-in, it is not there when recording from
mic-in!

What material are you recording via the line-in? Is the low-frequency signal
there even when there's no signal at the line-in, or does it only happen in
the presence of signal?

Peace,
Paul

Hi Paul

Thanks for the reply, it happens with:
- a signal (discman, etc.)
- with no signal
- even when I short-circuit line-in

Lind regards,

Arno rog

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After some test-recordings with my newly-bought Terratec Aureon 5.1 USB
(Sony Vaio PCG FX505 laptop, Windows XP Home, Sony SoundForge/Audacity)
it looks like this interface suffers from a nasty low-frequent (ca. 1 Hz)
distortion(signal).
I've done all suggestions of TerraTec support , installed all the latest
driver/patches/BIOS-upgrade, the low-frequent signal remains.

It is odd though that this low frequent signal is only present in
recordings made from the line-in, it is not there when recording from
mic-in!

What material are you recording via the line-in? Is the low-frequency signal
there even when there's no signal at the line-in, or does it only happen in
the presence of signal?

Peace,
Paul