2. MadiXtreme Overview
Hardware
The MadiXtreme is available in two versions; MadiXtreme 64 and MadiXtreme 128.
•MadiXtreme 64 features one MADI input and one MADI output, providing 56 or 64 simultaneous inputs and outputs at up to 48kHz, 28 or 32 simultaneous inputs and outputs at up to 96kHz, or 14 or 16 simultaneous inputs and outputs at up to 192kHz.
•MadiXtreme 128 features two MADI inputs and two MADI outputs, providing 112 or 128 simultaneous inputs and outputs at up to 48kHz, 56 or 64 simultaneous inputs and outputs at up to 96kHz, or 28 or 32 simultaneous inputs and outputs at up to 192kHz.
Software Drivers
The SSL MadiXtreme PCIe cards and associated software are compatible with the following operating systems and driver protocols:
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| Windows XP SP2 or later (32bit only) |
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| ASIO 2, WDM, MME, GSIF2, DWave | |
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| OS X ‘Tiger’ Version 10.4.11 or greater |
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Macintosh |
| Core Audio | |
OS X ‘Leopard’ Version 10.5.4 or greater | |||
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PC
The SSL MadiXtreme comes with
Macintosh
The MadiXtreme Macintosh driver is compliant with the Core Audio architecture.
MADI
As world leader in large format analogue and digital mixing consoles, it was natural for SSL to be among the companies that initiated the development of MADI (Multichannel Audio Digital Interface).
The MADI standard was finalized by the AES as AES10, first published in 1991 and revised in 1993. A PDF copy of the specification can be obtained from the AES website.
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