You can have as many cards as you like - try a USB one like the Edirol
UA-1EX for good quality audio, or the Logitech headset for headphone /
boom-mic.

Or do HP have some sort of corrupted operating systems that isn't
properly windows compliant?  Back in the days of real DOS, HP machines
were notorious for being "different"

Andy  G4JNT
www.scrbg.org/g4jnt


On 16/09/2007, John RABSON <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have a HP Pavilion Media Center a1620.fr Desktop PC running XP. I would 
> like to use it to decode QRSS and other signals.  The existing soundcard is 
> used for dictation (and it doesn't seem to have a line input, only 
> microphone).
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> HP tell me that I cannot have two soundcards running at once in this 
> computer.  They say I can have two soundcards installed, but whenever I am 
> using one, the other must be inactive.
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> Has anyone any comments, please?
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