even though the drivers were for XP!!" Was this review helpful? (Report this) 32 of 38 people found the following review helpful: Don Morrison Tested on Windows 98SE 26 Oct 2008(2 months after download) Installation: Stability: Compatibility: "Moved a soundcard from a 2nd hand machine to another. Had no installation disk. Several Sound Blaster disks I did have didn't suit it. How I wish manufacturers would mark their products properly. Managed to figure out from a number on the card that it is a ct4750 (though that model number is not actually on the card). This download worked with no problems." Was this review helpful? (Report this) MrElliwood Tested on Windows 7 x64 8 Feb 2015(6 minutes after download) Installation: Stability: Compatibility: "Driver installation crashes. Installer says: "Handler not Valid"" Was this review helpful? (Report this) Phil Tested on Windows XP 30 Mar 2015(14 minutes after download) Installation: Stability: Compatibility: "installation failed - could not cetect sound card" Was this review helpful? (Report this) Already tried it? Give your review.
Ct4750 Driver Windows 7 64 Bit
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Recently I'm digging into various AudioPCI cards but realize that the drivers for different models of them are different. The drivers on vogonsdrivers.com are all for ES1371/ES1373 but no ES1370 or EV1938. So I downloaded many drivers for different operating systems and looked for device IDs and here's what I've found:ES1370/CT5507: VEN 1274 DEV 5000ES1371/CT2518/ES1373: VEN 1274 DEV 1371CT5880: VEN 1274 DEV 5880EV1938: VEN 1102 DEV 8938CT5880's driver always comes with newer version ones of ES1371/CT2518/ES1373, which doesn't include DOS driver. Besides, I've read from some website that CT5880 is an updated version of ES1371/CT2518, which added 5.1-channel output. Then I found cards as many as possible to look for their chips:AudioPCI 1000/3000/SoundBlaster PCI 64: ES1370 with AKM AK4531AudioPCI 5000: ES1371 with TriTech 28023AudioPCI 5100: ES1371 with TriTech 28023 and LM1876T amplifierAudioPCI 5200: ES1373 with TriTech 28023CT4700 (SoundBlaster PCI 128): CT5507 with AKM AK4531 and TDA7360 amplifierCT4730 (SoundBlaster PCI 64V): EV1938CT4740 (SoundBlaster PCI 16): ES1373/CT5880 with Crystal CS4297A/SigmaTel STAC9721T and TDA1517P amplifierCT4750 (SoundBlaster PCI 128 Digital): CT5880 with SigmaTel STAC9708T (The only 5.1-channel AudioPCI)CT4810 (SoundBlaster Vibra 128): CT2518/CT5880 with Crystal CS4297A/SigmaTel STAC9721T and maybe TDA1517P amplifierCT5800: ES1373 with SigmaTel STAC9721TAlso there're some mysterious EMU10K1X (VEN 1102 DEV 0006) cards, like Sound Blaster Live! SB0200, Sound Blaster 5.1 SB0680 and Ectiva Audio 5.1 TP0033, which according to some posts may be AudioPCI, though I'm suspicious about this.Because of the use of SigmaTel STAC9708T codec, the CT4750 card should have the best output quality.Drivers for these chips are different. Except EMU10K1X, there are 3 different drivers for these chips. ES1370/CT5507 one, ES1371/CT2518/ES1373/CT5880 one, and EV1938 one. Drivers on Ensoniq website are for ES1370/CT5507 only and there's no DOS driver. Drivers on Creative website are for ES1370/ES1371. No EV1938 driver anywhere. I'm sure that CT4730 was a retail card. Some DOS drivers mislabeled ES1371 as SoundBlaster PCI 64V, but in fact it's not.Therefore I'm interested about driver support for these cards under DOS/Windows 9x/Windows XP. It would be greatly appreciated if someone can provide drivers for these cards for DOS. Currently only ES1371/ES1373/CT5880 have DOS drivers.
th1r5bvn23 Wrote:After some time collecting various drivers, I've figured out the driver compatibility of different versions of AudioPCI.AudioPCI Driver Matrix.pngHowever, I don't know whether Ensoniq ES1371 DOS drivers can be used with CT5880 cards (like CT4750). I hope someone can test it.
Does the Ensoniq 1370 with Ensoniq drivers offer an option for Ensoniq Soundscape only under DOS? So no Sound Blaster including FM? I've seen attempts to disable only the FM, but can the Sound Blaster inc. FM be disabled all together? 2ff7e9595c
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