[Ham-Mac] MixW on a mac?

Dick Kriss aa5vu at sbcglobal.net
Fri May 12 21:09:16 EDT 2006




On 5/12/06 7:45 PM, "Chris Smolinski" <csmolinski at blackcatsystems.com>
wrote:

>> On 5/12/06 6:45 PM, "Richard Cincotta" <ki4fw at hotmail.com> wrote:
>> 
>>>  Mike,
>>> 
>>>     If you get the Powerbook rigged up for digital, please tell me how you
>>> do
>>>  it.  I have an iBook and have never been able to get audio input from
>>>  Signal-Link+ through an iMike-to-USB connection (maybe I have the audio-in
>>>  level set incorrectly).  I think the Powerbook has an audio-in port (unlike
>>>  the iBook), so you probably won't have the same problem I have.
>>> 
>>>  Rich, KI4FW
>> 
>> Ditto....... I have NEVER been able to get any usable audio from the Kenwood
>> TS-570S thru the SignaLInk and the iMic.  I had to blow off the iMic and
>> feed the audio direct to the Mic audio input on the G4.  You may be SOL with
>> iBook since it does not have an audio-in external port.
>> 
>> Sure would like to hear an iBook success story.  Anyone been able to
>> interface an iBook for digital operation?
> 
> I've used MultiMode with an iMic on an iBook without any problem.

Chris,

I don't think you are using a Kenwood TS-570 or a SignaLink interface.  My
issues with the iMac may be due to the Kenwood non-standard (4.7 K ohm)
audio out of the ACC2 port and/or the SL-1.

The iMic sounded like a great solution in theory but I never could get it to
work on he Rx side.  My setup works FB via the standard Mac line-in audio
interface.

Nice to know there is a solution for the iBook.


Dick AA5VU




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