Subject: [linux-audio-dev]
From: Wa Ditti (wa.ditti_AT_sympatico.ca)
Date: Thu Aug 23 2001 - 05:30:31 EEST
Hello All
I'm in the middle of just such a project as described below [DAW c/w Linux]
and have just ordered a C-Port DSP 2000, after discovering Hoontech, a
Korean company who manufacture audio cards using the same chipsets as the
Delta 44/66/1010, the difference being the Hoontech AudioDSP24 offers 10
channels of 24bit-96kHz for the same price as the Delta folks give you six.
The gear is being marketed as C-Port in N. America. Check out
www.staudio.com www.pcrecording.com/hoontech.htm or www.hoontech.com for
further details
The Delta cards have Linux drivers, the Hoontech/C-Port do not. My Question
is .... what is involved in writing a driver for this device considering a
driver exists for a device using the same chipset? Am I asking for the moon
here? Is this something only the manufacturer can do? I'm new to the Linux &
DAW worlds so please use small words and short sentances in you reply :<)
Thank you,
Blair,
Toronto
Patrick Shirkey wrote:
> workstations running entirely on linux. Hopefully that is only one of
> many ideas that will come to fruition in regards to Linux Audio.
>
> Another thing is that our primary business is in importing Korean
> computer products. For those who are interested we may be able to get
> some extreemely good deals on specific hardware.
> So I look forward to your comments and hope that if I do start making an
> impact it will be to the advantage of Linux Audio.
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