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  • Why am I unable to use the MME driver to record 24-bit audio in WaveLAB?
  • Can I use the CBL-AES1603 connected to an Apogee DA-16(X) on one port of the AES16, and an 8-channel AD converter on the other port?
  • I’m using two Lynx cards in Nuendo, and they appear with different names (i.e. Lynx AES16 record 1 left, and the other as Record 1 left). Is this normal?
  • I’m using Sonar or Samplitude/Sequoia – what is the difference between using the ASIO, WDM or MME drivers?
  • Do the Lynx cards support DTS or Dolby Digital through the Digital I/O?
  • Can I use the AES16 with a computer that has PCI-X slots?
  • Can I use the AES16 with S/PDIF devices?
  • Can I use the AES16/AES16e with Windows Vista?
  • Can an AES16/AES16e be used with a MacPro?
  • Can I use the AES16/AES16e with Windows 7?
  • Can I use the AES16e with Thunderbolt?


Can an AES16/AES16e be used with a MacPro?
OS X

The AES16 is a PCI card. All models of MacPro feature PCI-Express slots, which are not compatible with PCI cards.

However, if a PCIe > PCI expansion chassis is used, then AES16 cards can be used with a MacPro as long as driver build 43 or above is used.

The AES16e is a PCI Express card, and can be installed directly into any model of MacPro.

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