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Je possede un RME ADI 2DAC FS, a quoi me servirais le DIGICheck ? quel est son interet ?
Digicheck consiste à regarder le signal
Comment trouver la derniere version pour windows
Bonjour, juste une suggestion. Que penses-tu de l'utilisation d'un traducteur gratuit. Il est tout de même plus efficace de confier la traduction à une seule personne plutôt qu'à "n" personnes qui lisent le texte. De cette façon, beaucoup plus de personnes liront et répondront le cas échéant.
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See also: https://forum.rme-audio.de/viewtopic.ph … 67#p198867
In English
Where can I find the latest version of DIGIcheck for Windows and will it allow me to view the signal from my RMA ADI 2 DAC FS?
Many thanks Eric, English makes is much easier for me.
This is the download link where you can download software (see pull down menu on the right side):
https://rme-audio.de/downloads.html
Here is the direct link to latest DIGIcheck software: https://rme-audio.de/downloads/dc_596_win.zip
You have to install the MADIface ASIO driver for the ADI-2 DAC/Pro * as well,
because DIGIcheck needs it to access the interface:
https://rme-audio.de/downloads/driver_m … _09808.zip
I downloaded the software and the driver without any problem
I launched my RME ADI 2DAC FS, but nothing happens (the audio scope and the spectral analyser show nothing)
Did you install the MADIface ASIO driver?
After opening one of the DIGIface Windows, did you open "Options" menue and select "Input device setup" ?
There you need to select the ASIO driver and the playback channel.
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