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Sonicxtacy02 · 07-07-2008, 04:27 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by HiJackZX1

So how is the testing going? Also how exactly does this device work? What is the point of the USB sections of it? Will this work with CF or is David (Flux Media) going to have to change CF to use this device? Like when to send a signal to the USB part to switch it (Im guessing thats what the USB part does). If that is how it works, how come you didnt just create a device that senses a signal and switches according to that? The A/V switch I bought works that way, so say i have my PS2 on and then turn on my Xbox, it will switch to the Xbox, then when i turn it off it goes back to the PS2, it basically switches to the most last active signal. Isnt that easier then having to make the PC change it through USB?

i received the device today and have done some testing. First i must say mitch did an AMAZING job with this thing. its just what i needed. Its tiny (about the size of a pack of gum... can easily be made to fit in an external sound card case. And its simple. You plug in the usb to the computer for control, plug in your devices to one of the 4 line ports, connect the back port to your sound cards line-in. A few RR.ini settings later, i have XM and HD radio connected to a single line-in on the computer, all being controlled by the device drivers and RR. Mitch has also created a small application which you can manually control the lines with. I'm honestly glad it works the way it does without the signal sensing. Its seamless once you have it installed correctly.. i'm gonna try my luck with it and search for bugs, but so far my search for the perfect external sound card is complete. Live usb + this device all in a single box working great.

07-07-2008, 04:27 PM	#801
Sonicxtacy02 MySQL Error Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Woodbridge, VA Posts: 5,165	Quote: Originally Posted by HiJackZX1 So how is the testing going? Also how exactly does this device work? What is the point of the USB sections of it? Will this work with CF or is David (Flux Media) going to have to change CF to use this device? Like when to send a signal to the USB part to switch it (Im guessing thats what the USB part does). If that is how it works, how come you didnt just create a device that senses a signal and switches according to that? The A/V switch I bought works that way, so say i have my PS2 on and then turn on my Xbox, it will switch to the Xbox, then when i turn it off it goes back to the PS2, it basically switches to the most last active signal. Isnt that easier then having to make the PC change it through USB? i received the device today and have done some testing. First i must say mitch did an AMAZING job with this thing. its just what i needed. Its tiny (about the size of a pack of gum... can easily be made to fit in an external sound card case. And its simple. You plug in the usb to the computer for control, plug in your devices to one of the 4 line ports, connect the back port to your sound cards line-in. A few RR.ini settings later, i have XM and HD radio connected to a single line-in on the computer, all being controlled by the device drivers and RR. Mitch has also created a small application which you can manually control the lines with. I'm honestly glad it works the way it does without the signal sensing. Its seamless once you have it installed correctly.. i'm gonna try my luck with it and search for bugs, but so far my search for the perfect external sound card is complete. Live usb + this device all in a single box working great. __________________ 03 Acura RSX Coupe a K.I.S.S Flash, VB, and Autoit Programmer Developer of: RRFusion, MovieTimes, (new)RRMail, & RR Plugin Manager Coming Soon:RRChrome, & CentraFusion Is Your RR Plugin Managed?