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SBLive drivers
W200 is a different set of drivers. On Sun, 31 Dec 2000 16:44:26 GMT, "Ginfest" <mpgsagnos...@mediaone.net> walked right in and proclaimed thusly: Hi, does anyone have, or have a link to the Turtle Beach Santa Cruz Windows Driver Model drivers for WinME and Win2K. I've tried the TB web page links for 2 weeks,

Tiger 133/SBLIVE/Hercules Game Theater
I don't know what comes with the Netlabs drivers. That is a old version of the driver. The latest is on Netlabs. LBmixer does not come with the latest. It seems that the developer of Uniaudio decided to not update IOTCL90 api to support his features, thus there can be some things that is not possible with LBmixer.

TB Santa Cruz Linux drivers...
Ben Myers I've been to the Creative web page and tried a couple drivers. Also been on numerous chats with Gateway tech people. They uploaded a driver to my system but had no idea if it would work. As luck would have it, it didn't. I bought a Turtle Beach Santa Cruz today and am getting ready to install it.

Need cusl2c sound card recommendation
Does anyone have the Radeon AIW working with the Santa Cruz sound card in Win2k? Or for that matter, not working? The C-Media 8738 on my Iwill KK266-R doesn't cut it, especially in The OS is Win2K Server SP2, I'm running the Radeon 3122a drivers that appeared on the Windows update site a few days ago.

Turtle Beach's Santa Cruz BSOD's, GPF's, and Errors.
COM microsoft public win98 multimedia I'm getting all kinds of BSOD's, GPF's, and errors because Turtle Beach isn't updating their Windows 98 drivers for their Santa Cruz Sound Card. I believe for newer hardware, they are out of date. I bought their Turtle Beach Santa Cruz sound card expecting to buy the best on

help downloading TURTLE BEACH SANTA CRUZ drivers
I just yesterday removed it (to put in another computer, also VIA chipset, but haven't done that yet) and replaced with a Turtle Beach Montego II Quadzilla. *NOW* I have problems. The sound with the Quadzilla is fine but I cannot get the gameport to work. Reinstalled drivers several times, finally completely

soundcard - turtle beach santa cruz or videologic sonic fury II
Jason cr4...@home.com alt comp periphs mainboard asus Just a tip to any fellow Turtle Beach Santa Cruz owners: Voyetra has released new *beta* drivers for the Santa Cruz on their drivers page, include is a fix for the CHKDSK error. They seem to work ok thus far. Jason.

Turtle Beach Santa Cruz drivers?
The Santa Cruz is a good card, like you said, when it works. Great sound. But, buggy drivers, both Win98 and ME. Too bad. Stereo sound, DOS compatibility, stable drivers. Turtle Beach's general sound cards suck. Their MIDI stuff, at one time, was top notch (my housemate still has his Maui.

Turtle Beach's Santa Cruz BSOD's, GPF's, and Errors.
Based on all the hype, I tried the Turtle Beach "Santa Cruz"...nice looking card...but the biggest problem was getting past the BSOD on bootup. The drivers for the card, conflicted with Nero and InCD and I could never get WinME to run for longer than 10 seconds before I got a BSOD based on the Turtle Beach card.

bad sound with Turtle Beach Santa Cruz (cs46xx)
pw p...@removeycsi.net rec autos simulators Larry wrote: I just saw the post about Audigy Drivers and it reminded me I've been meaning to post this for a week or so... There are new Turtle Beach Santa Cruz Beta drivers available. You know where... Turtle Beach has posted new Santa Cruz drivers twice in the last

Writing sound driver for Turtle Beach Santa Cruz
Most of the issues are a result of poorly written drivers in regards to SMP. They just don't try an SMP system when writing drivers. Now lately I have been hearing about the Turtle Beach Santa Cruz card. Any impressions with this kind of setup? I would really like to be able to enable 3D sound when I'm playing

Anyone here running F4 SP3 with a Santa Cruz soundcard?
<BFEG> I believe that one of the reasons for Linux' stability is the fact that virtually all of the drivers are open source and debugged by the open Turtle Beach has been in the consumer sound card market for quite some time, and the Santa Cruz is certainly not the first consumer grade card they have released.

Turtle Beach drivers? (Santa Cruz)
xxxyyy x...@yyy.com comp sys ibm pc soundcard games Has TB fixed their driver problem with Win2K and the Santa Cruz? Thanks.

Ghost Recon Sound Technical Support FAQ
David maasm...@yahoo.com alt os linux alt os linux suse comp os linux hardware comp os linux redhat linux redhat Hi, Does anyone know of a site for Turtle Beach Santa Cruz soundcard drivers for Linux that will enable all of the card's functions, ie 5.1 sound, versajack, enhanced DSP, and control panel? Thanks.

BYE-BYE SBLIVE I've had enough
"Ginfest" <mpgsagnos...@mediaone.net> wrote: Hi, does anyone have, or have a link to the Turtle Beach Santa Cruz Windows Driver Model drivers for WinME and Win2K. I've tried the TB web page links for 2 weeks, the FTP server must be down and I get no reply to my e-mail. Anyone? TIA, Mike G.

SB Live Vs Turtle Beach Santa Cruz
Roj <rojram...@hotmail.com> wrote: Would you like to start with the bandwidth hogging design or the inept drivers? The incessant crackling or the thin sound .... Again we see this obsession with a fairly basic, consumer card the Turtle Beach "Santa Cruz". Do you have any business relationship with Turtle Beach Roj?

TurtleBeach SantaCruz: new drivers out
Eddie Arrowsmith eddie.arrowsm...@btinternet.com microsoft public windowsxp hardware Thanx Larry regards Eddie "Larry" <n...@none.com> wrote in message news:uSof6NCOBHA. 1800@tkmsftngp05... http://www.voyetra-turtle-beach.com/site/kb_ftp/585ftp.asp Enjoy! -Larry.

Dimension XPS B_r with Turtle Beach Santa Cruz Sound Card
Unless there's some reason for doing this, I'd normally not even physically install the soundcard until chipset and videocard drivers are in. Incidentally, if you're in the UK, is that actually a Turtle Beach Santa Cruz card or a Videologic Sonic Fury card? If it is a Sonic Fury then, despite the Santa Cruz logo on

Santa Cruz certified drivers not working
... If you're using the Santa Cruz sound card and are running XP, I'd like to know if you're using the latest signed driver (v 4161) or the latest unsigned driver (v 4193). My system seems to be more stable (ie doesn't crash and reboot) with the the older driver, although the new driver sounds better. 4193.

Turtle Beach Santa Cruz 2K/XP WDM RELEASE Drivers Posted!
And the WDM / hibernate compatible WinME drivers? A while ago, I posted a link to the SonicFury / Santa Cruz specs, as from this it appeared to be a fairly good competitor to the SB Live!. There were a few posts at the time about driver support for Win2k, etc... Well, Turtle Beach recently posted Win2K drivers for