M-AUDIO MIDISPORT 8x8/s Driver 4.1.21 Download

Posted at May 2, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

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Device Name	M-AUDIO MIDISPORT 8x8/s Driver 4.1.21
Category	Other Drivers Tools
Manufacturer	M-Audio
File Size	696 KB
Supported OS	Windows 9X ,Windows ME ,Windows NT ,Windows 2K ,Windows XP

M-AUDIO MIDISPORT 8x8/s Driver 4.1.21 Description

Specifications:


Features
The MIDISPORT 8x8/s USB MIDI Interface has the following features:
￭ 8 independent in / 8 independent out MIDI Interface (128x128 MIDI channels) in professional 19" single height rack mount chassis.
￭ High-speed connection to USB-equipped PC or Mac computers.
￭ Alternate "legacy" serial connection to non-USB PC or Mac computers.
￭ MIDI in and out activity indicators for each port.
￭ Includes 6 ft. USB cable.
￭ When disconnected from the PC, unit operates as a stand-alone MIDI patchbay, as well as a SMPTE to MTC synchronizer.
￭ Built-in "MIDI cable tester" mode.
￭ Windows 98 compatible -- true Plug-and-Play installation requires no IRQ, I/O Address or DMA channel setup
￭ Mac OMS Compatible. Works with Mac OS 8.6 and above.
￭ Includes Windows and Mac Control Panel software.

SMPTE Time Code Writer/Reader
￭ Reads and writes 24, 25, 29.97, 30 drop or 30 non-drop frame LTC SMPTE formats.
￭ Any SMPTE time write offset may be set-up via included control panel software
￭ Converts LTC SMPTE to MIDI Time Code (MTC) for syncing any MTC capable software.
￭ Selectable "flywheel" that can be set to any value from 1 frame to 255 frames, or infinite flywheel.
￭ Can perfectly regenerate even the worst SMPTE Time Code.
￭ Performs "JAM" sync in all modes.


Now include Driver Installer application.

Updates:
- Multi-Device Support Updated
- Window XP Support Improved

Updated Manual with new install "How-To" available on the manual download page.

  It is highly recommended to always use the most recent driver version available.

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