Daniel, Can I ask just one more question... I know the HDSP will work under win 7 64 bit, will it also work if I'm running cubase 32 bit on the 64 bit ystem ? Sorry if that's a dumb question, I new to this.

What about RME 96/36-52, same disappointment? I cannot believe that I have to throw away working hardware due to lack of a driver!

aren'r there any drivers for Win64x?

what driver do I need to run my digi9652 with windows 7 32 bit and cubase 6?

Hello there. I have purchased an used RME Digi 9652 Project Hammerfall interface, and I would like to know if meanwhile Win7 64bit will support this card. Are there any Win7 64bit drivers downloadable, or still only 32bit in Win7 is supported? I have to know exactly, so I can choose the necessary OS to install to my new computer.

Thanks in advance.

Good Morning!

I know this thread is outdated, but since I have a related problem I am posting here.
My Set-Up is used for Homerecording, so I can't get another PC.

I used to run my Hammerfall 9636/52 with Windows XP 32bit on a second Harddrive in my Home-PC (i7-920, 6GB Ram),
until I had to change due to Bluescreens.
Because I did not want to affect my hardware I took the audiocard off and put it in a 15 year old server.
But as you know, 1,5GHz aren't enough for Cubase, so I got Windows XP 64Bit running.

I'm testing for some time now and there were no bluescreens/crashs, but I didnt add the Hammerfall yet.

So my question is: Will the Hammerfall card work on a Windows XP x64 system?

Thanks for your help!
Oliver Martin

Oh damned. Anyway, thanks for your really fast help!!
Your support is great! :-)

Lol, good luck with that, but I think there's not a snowballs chance in hell for that to happen. My old DIGI 96/8 PST card is sitting in a draw collecting dust. Perfectly good, and reliable, piece of hardware totally wasted.

I'm not an RME user anymore...:(.

Mauri.

Greetings, Daniel,

It's no longer possible for me to work with a 32bit system because of the RAM limitation so the card is of no use, sadly really, as I really liked it and used it for a long time, no problems whatsoever, and the latency never bothered me.

I guess I just feel a little miffed as I've never been able to find out whether it is actually possible to write 64bit drivers for the card or whether it was decided to discontinue it for other reasons.

I'd like to come back to RME in the future, finances permitting, after all, you do have a great product(s).

With Respect,

Mauri.

Hiyas,
Ok, I'm on Win7 32bit, using the DIGI9652. It's terrific with Cubase 6, but I can't get audio from a browser, or system sounds, etc.. It used to be fine in WinXP, but is there something I can do to hear browser/video audio, etc...? I can use Winamp as well, but nothing from a browser...

Thanks for the reply! So, in WinXP there was WDM support? I can live without (barely! lol) but was just hoping there some config I didn't know about. Thanks again!

Thanks Jeff.. So would the new HDSP 9652 PCI Card have wdm support (which would be awesome, so I could use 64 bit 7, not that I can afford a new card...) or would it be just like the current config, with no browser/system sounds? I realize this is a little off topic by this point, lol..

Because of the 4 x i/o or are there other reasons? I'm using 2 art tubeopto8's via lightpipe and a masterlink via spdif; would the sync between them be fine via adat?

Is this the same drivers for my Vintage RME DIGI96/8 PST

I am about to install Windows 7 32bit

Thanks !

Thanks

Now I can use my PST for another 10 years perhaps - LOL

You'll need to get the ASIO output plugin for WinAmp, this card does not support WDM (DirectSound) apps.

No. The optical out on the computer is optical SPDIF, not ADAT. This cannot be used with the ADI-8.

Hi there,

although this thread is quite old, it is one of the first which comes up with google, so I am posting here...
I've found an ASIO Plugin for Windows Media Player after someone mentioned the winamp plugin. It is found here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/asiowmpplg/
Good luck! I am just working to set my DIGI9636 up under Windows 8.1...

Yours
Wolfram

Did you get the Digi9632 working with Windows 8.1  32 bit ?

Sorry, no. Move on to the 21st century and get yourself a PCIe version of it (RayDAT).

How can you be sure?

64 compatibility requires 64 bit clean hardware. If the card in question isn't 64 bits clean, all bets are off.

Besides, RME's drivers work for all old hardware IF possible. The fact that here is no 64 bits driver for this card, seems to indicate, to me at least, that it isn't technically possible.

You're requesting RMEs "intellectual property" when requesting source code.

I don't think its possible for you to get sources.

Reviving this thread for a workaround idea, hoping someone can confirm if this could work.

We know the DIGI9652 and its drivers must be installed in a 32 bit OS, which is limited to 4Gb of RAM. In most situation of "flat" recording, this is enough. The issue is when we mix post-recording, we would like to use a max of RAM, as supported by 64 bits OS, without having to purchase a second computer.

I'm not a computer pro nor a studio gear guru, so this might not work for obvious reasons, but here is something I have been thinking about for a while. Let's say you have a Win 10 64 bits computer, fully loaded with lightning fast CPU and RAM and SSD drives. A charm for post-recording mixing. Could you install let's say a Win 7 32 bits OS in Virtual Machine (VM) in your 64 bits host and then the DIGI9652 drivers to the VM, and use the VM just for recording? Then switch the VM off when comes the time for post-recording mixing on your big 64 bits system? Though, it is clear that you would need another mean to playback your session from your 64 bits OS into your monitors (second sound card, audio interface, etc) since the DIGI9652 will be usable only under the 32 bits VM...

Can anyone confirm if this would work? If it wouldn't work, please explain why (I like to have rationales!). Thank you!

Oh no, really? So if I understand correctly, a VM is only for software. All hardware must be fully installed and functional under the host to be used under the guest, even though the proper 32 bits drivers are installed. Correct?

And what about a second bootable partition that would have a 32 bits OS installed? Does booting with that partition allow to use the card with that 32 bits OS?

Note that I don't really care if I can't use the card once booted on the 64 bits partition to mix post-recording...