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The Platinum's PCI card has the expected three 3.5 mm jack plugs for speaker output, but there is also a digital output for a link with a digital-amplification speaker system. A microphone input and a line input as well as a FireWire interface can be added.. Everything else is housed on the 5.25 rack with the same options as on the Platinum EX - two line inputs (one on Cinch plugs, the other on a 1/4" jack with gain control to change it into a microphone input), a headphone output with volume control, digital S/P DIF coaxial and optical inputs and outputs, and a FireWire interface. The small DIN sockets reappear for the MIDI interface. Adaptors are provided for standard DIN connections.
On the PCI card, three analog inputs are available as well as a digital S/PDIF input. However, the read input line is not usable, and it is impossible to select it as a recording source, which is the result of combining a card and a rack with the inputs divided between the two elements
The two Creative cards are supplied with a traditional connector for a joystick and MIDI, which would occupy a second PCI bracket if installed by the user. The cards are equipped with an infrared remote control with a receiver on the external module or on the rack. This is very handy when using your PC as a DVD, video, or audio-player.
| Audigy 2 Platinum | |
|---|---|
| Interface | PCI |
| Audio chip | Audigy 2 CA0102-IAT |
| Max. playback sampling | 192 kHz |
| Digital-analog conversion | 24 bits |
| ASIO | 16 bits / 48 kHz |
| MIDI/ game port | yes |
| Input | |
| On-board | line-in, mic, FireWire |
| Internal | "3x line-in, 1x S/PDIF, 1x FireWire" |
| Front panel | "1x line-in, 1x mic/line-in, coaxial & optical digital-in, 1x FireWire, MIDI" |
| Output | |
| Card | "3x line-out (6.1), 1x digital, Creative" |
| Front panel | 1x headphones, digital & optical digital-out, MIDI |
| DVD & Cinema | |
| Standards | "Dolby Digital, DTS via S/PDIF-out" |
| Configuration | up to 6.1 |
| DVD Audio | yes, up to 192 kHz |
| 3D Gaming Audio | |
| Standards | "DS3D, A3D, EAX 1.0/2.0, Advanced HD" |
| Configuration | 2x 6.1 |
| MIDI | |
| Hardware synthesizer | 32 channels, 64 voices |
| Software synthesizer | Creative, 16 channels |
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