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The default setting for Encoded audio signal emphasis is Not indicated. It depends

on your digital audio data if there is a need for encoding an emphasis information.

The

Channel mode may also be set automatically by clicking on Auto mode.

Overriding this is possible by clicking on either Not indicated, Two channels or

Stereophonic.

Auxiliary sample bits determine the number of bits your audio samples have. If you

want to set this information manually, you must first choose the Maximum audio

word length (20 or 24 bits). This setting determines if the auxiliary data bits are used

for audio or not. Then you can choose the exact number of bits by clicking on the

appropriate checkbox.

MME Page

The MME page is needed to tell Windows how to handle the individual audio

channels. You can deactivate input or output channels by clicking on No input device

or No output device. If activation is desired, the eight input and output channels of

the LAGOON card can be interpreted as a single 8 channel device, 4 stereo devices

or 8 mono devices. Remember that changing the number of devices will only take

effect after rebooting Windows.

The MME LAGOON driver provides a special function to synchronize multiple

devices. If you check the

Autosync box, synchronization will be performed. This is

the default setting. If you experience synchronization problems (this can happen if

two different applications are using the MME LAGOON driver), try to uncheck the

Autosync box.

There are four states an MME device may enter:

Closed, Blocked, Paused and

Playing. If an MME device is not in use it is Closed. If there is an ASIO driver

opened all MME devices are

Blocked, since opening the ASIO driver and the MME

driver at the same time is not allowed. Paused MME devices are not actually

playing. Playing indicates that an MME device is in use by an application. In that

case

Position counts up with every sample transferred by the driver.

Rate and Res provides information about the sample rate and the bit resolution an

MME device is working with.