Supported Audio Boards for RSHD and Galaxy
Audio Boards & Supported Functionality
This table gives the official list of validated audio boards with driver versions Driver/Firmware versions (updated 2018-05-16):
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Audio board |
Driver |
Additional software |
Recording |
Production |
Onair |
Asio usable | Notes |
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Digigram VX222HR/e |
HR-Runtime-v01.76 d 001-64 bit Windows (March 2017) |
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Yes, except continuous recording |
Yes |
No |
Yes | How to Install Digigram VX222e or VX882e cards with Galaxy 5 |
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Digigram VX882HR/e |
HR-Runtime-v01.76 d 001-64 bit Windows (March 2017) |
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Yes, including continuous recording |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes | How to Install Digigram VX222e or VX882e cards with Galaxy 5 |
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Digigram VX1222HR/e |
HR-Runtime-v01.76 d 001-64 bit Windows (March 2017) |
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Yes, except continuous recording |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes | |
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Digigram PCX924HR/e |
HR-Runtime-v01.76 d 001-64 bit Windows (March 2017) |
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Yes, except continuous recording |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes | |
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Digigram Cancun 222-Mic |
Cancun v1.61.01 |
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Yes, except continuous recording |
Yes |
No |
Yes | |
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Digigram Cancun 442-Mic |
Cancun v1.61.01 |
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Yes, except continuous recording |
Yes |
No |
Yes | |
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Digigram UAX220 |
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Voice-Over recording only |
Yes |
No |
No | |
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Lynx AES16e |
v2-build-24d |
Firmware Updater 20190320 for PCIe (AES16e, E22, E44) and Thunderbolt |
Yes, including continuous recording |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes | Option Show PCIe DMA Read Completion Latency is for extreme cases where there are audio glitches and can be used for troubleshooting. |
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Lynx E22 |
v2-build-24d |
Firmware Updater 20190320 for PCIe (AES16e, E22, E44) and Thunderbolt |
Yes, including continuous recording |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes | |
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Lynx E44 |
v2-build-24d |
Firmware Updater 20190320 for PCIe (AES16e, E22, E44) and Thunderbolt |
Yes, including continuous recording |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Driver download:
Lynx Driver: https://www.lynxstudio.com/downloads/aes16e/windows-driver-v2-build-24d/
Lynx Firmware:https://www.lynxstudio.com/downloads/aes16e/firmware-updater-20190407-for-pcie-aes16e-e22-e44-and-thunderbolt/
Digigram:https://www.digigram.com/services-support/drivers-firmware-download/
Driver types:
All boards, except UAX220, are supported via Asio drivers.
Lynx Firmware Update
Follow the steps below steps to update the firmware
1) Close all audio apps and the Lynx Mixer
2) Click Start > All Programs > Lynx Studio Technology > Uninstall Lynx Driver (If it’s not there, try using File Explorer to go to C:\Program Files\Lynx Studio Technology/ and run "V2uninstall")
3) Reboot when prompted
4) Download and install driver build 24d: https://www.lynxstudio.com/downloads/aes16e/windows-driver-v2-build-24d/
5) Download and install the current firmware updater: https://www.lynxstudio.com/downloads/aes16e/lynxfirmware-updater/
6) Program the AES16e with firmware rev 14.1
7) Shut down computer when prompted, after it completes successfully.
In Lynx Mixer: Added “Show PCIe DMA Read Completion Latency” option to Settings > Advanced. This option will temporarily display the PCI Express DMA read completion latency on the toolbar while streaming in ASIO. This setting is not saved with the mixer scene so each launch of Lynx Mixer will have this option unchecked. The latency value can be used in conjunction with the Settings > Advanced > Hardware Payload Size to insure glitch free streaming. The current maximum value will be displayed in both microseconds and samples (adjusted for the current sample rate). The Hardware Payload Size should always be double the worst-case latency number in samples. The ASIO Buffer Size should always be a minimum of 4 times the Hardware Payload Size. If the displayed latency is higher than 8 samples, settings in the BIOS should be changed. Relevant settings are Intel SpeedStep (should be disabled, sometimes called EIST); C-States (C1E, C3 and C6 should all be disabled); and Intel Trusted Execution Technology (should be disabled). All of these settings can cause the CPU/Chipset to be delayed in responding to PCI Express DMA read/write requests which can cause glitches in the audio stream.
Audio applications
On Air: On Air Player & Carts
Production: Audio One Cut, News Editor ("Video OneCut"), including standalone versions,Trimmer & MediaLogger, Mix Editor & Cue Editor, Clipbin, Audio and Video Preview, Manual Recorder
Recording: Audio One Cut, News Editor, Manual Recorder, Mix Editor
Central Recording: Ingest Timeline, Crash Recorder
Application servers
On Air: AudioMediaPlayer (+ Broadcast Server)
Central Recording: AudioMediaRecorder (+ Ingest Server), AudioFIFORecorder (+ AudioFIFOExtractor + Ingest Server)
Board Recognition: ChannelDetector
Asio server if Asio is used
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