Getting computer to recognize A/D Source


Not sure where this belongs, but I am trying to convert my vinyl to digital files.

My signal path is: Turntable -> Phono Preamp -> A/D Converter -> Yellowtec PUC2 Lite -> Computer via USB cable

I spent the money on the PUC2 because it has an AES in and out on the same box. When I want to play music through my DAC, the AES out works without fail.

When I try to do AES in, my computer has recognized it as a source for two short stints, then fails no matter what settings get changed, system-initiated troubleshooting, or unplugging and replugging the USB cable does at either end.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

ricksgiving

Showing 3 responses by erik_squires

If Windows sees it as a recording device, you may need to set the sampling rate and mode (mono or stereo)  correclty in Windows.  Windows audio is a hot mess always.

 

Check the USB connection, make sure it's appropriate.  For instance, your device may require USB 2 or 3 based on the ADC settings.

Also, try bypassing any external hubs.