"is it true that the studio's integrated sound card does not support full duplex?"
No, the IDT 92HD73C chip in your computer is full duplex. I imagine it has been years since anyone has developed and manufactured a half duplex chip. The notion that it isn't full duplex is rather fanciful. Both IDT's data sheet for the 92HD73C chip and the fact that the chip is HD compliant confirm that it is full duplex like any other modern chip.
I checked the system requirements page of adobe premiere elements and it did not specify a full duplex card. Even if the chip were half duplex (meaning it can play or record, but not both simultaneously) I don't see why that would affect playback.
"ooops...another question...can the studio be configured with a better card that will support it? (tech said no dell laptop has the necessary sound card)"
You can't change the chip on the motherboard or order a Dell laptop with a chip other than the standard one for that model. You can add an external audio system of your choice. I don't know what "the necessary sound card" is. The 92HD73C chip is a pretty advanced piece of technology.
Sorry I can't help with the problem. My bet would be that it is a driver incompatibility. As I told someone earlier, the IDT drivers for the Studio models seem to be a work in progress.
I recently purchased a Studio 17 with Adobe preinstalled and had the same problem. I spent hours on the phone with techs they could not fix it. Dell send me another computer had the same problem, techs still couldn't fix it. When I asked for a refund on the software because they sold me a program that was incompatible with my system, I was told a refund was not possble. I was also told that I could not return my system as it was beyond the 30 days, because I was told to keep the computer until the exchange one arrived.
So if you have this problem, RETURN THE COMPUTER QUICKLY.
Dell is still selling the computer with the Adobe software, sounds like fraud to me.
If you have contacted Dell technical support within the first 21 days regarding an issue, and have made good faith efforts to resolve the problem since that time, support can work with you in regards to options for a return on a case by case basis.
I don't see your Service Tag information listed in your profile preferences, so I can't review your account. If you can add it and/or send me a
Private Message with this information, I'll be more than happy to take a look and see what can be done in your situation.
Also, last night we released a new IDT driver for our Studio Laptops. Please download and install and let me know if you continue to have this error.
I have exactly the same problem as videovillageidiot - and I only received my sparkling new Studio 1735 yesterday. I purchased the machine only for editing Premier Elements 4 projects and am disappointed to discover there is an issue with incompatibility.
Has there been an outcome with this problem and, if not, what can I do? I have not yet contacted Dell Help but assume I will get the same unsuccessful response.
I downloaded the new driver and it didn't fix my problem. I was once again shuffled back and forth between tech and customer service. No one "can" refund my money, customer service says because it is past the 30 day they cannot help, even though I reported the problem long before the 30 days was up.
Lesson learned. RETURN YOUR COMPUTER IF YOU HAVE ANY PROBLEMS AT ALL RIGHT AWAY. If you don't Dell will stall you long enough to get past their 30 days.
I'm not sure who to file a complaint with about Dell just yet but I will.
As I mentioned before, that is not the case. If you have contacted Dell within the return period and made good faith effort to work with technical support, you have other options available for resolution.
Again, if you would like for me to take a look at your account, please send me a
Private Message with your account information and I will be more than happy to assist.
I have just read 4 threads about this and everyone said to install an updated driver for the audio to fix the problem.Go to Dells Driver and Download page and see if an updated driver is listed.
Hello, I have had the ame problem with adobe elements.
However, every time i try to download the new IDT driver it tries to download the Dell Driver download Manager instead of R196492.EXE.
I have downloaded the Dell Driver Download Manager, but it still only opens a download for the download manager instead of the thing i need.
Every time i try to open the download manager it comes up with the same message: ''There are no files to download. Please go to Drivers and Downloads to select file(s).'' with only ''OK'' as an option, and when this is selected it closes the program.
Please help as i need Adobe Elements to work, i have tried numerous other programs but they don't have the video editing effects that i need.
Jim Coates
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August 30th, 2008 02:00
"is it true that the studio's integrated sound card does not support full duplex?"
No, the IDT 92HD73C chip in your computer is full duplex. I imagine it has been years since anyone has developed and manufactured a half duplex chip. The notion that it isn't full duplex is rather fanciful. Both IDT's data sheet for the 92HD73C chip and the fact that the chip is HD compliant confirm that it is full duplex like any other modern chip.
I checked the system requirements page of adobe premiere elements and it did not specify a full duplex card. Even if the chip were half duplex (meaning it can play or record, but not both simultaneously) I don't see why that would affect playback.
"ooops...another question...can the studio be configured with a better card that will support it? (tech said no dell laptop has the necessary sound card)"
You can't change the chip on the motherboard or order a Dell laptop with a chip other than the standard one for that model. You can add an external audio system of your choice. I don't know what "the necessary sound card" is. The 92HD73C chip is a pretty advanced piece of technology.
Sorry I can't help with the problem. My bet would be that it is a driver incompatibility. As I told someone earlier, the IDT drivers for the Studio models seem to be a work in progress.
Jim
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September 9th, 2008 13:00
I recently purchased a Studio 17 with Adobe preinstalled and had the same problem. I spent hours on the phone with techs they could not fix it. Dell send me another computer had the same problem, techs still couldn't fix it. When I asked for a refund on the software because they sold me a program that was incompatible with my system, I was told a refund was not possble. I was also told that I could not return my system as it was beyond the 30 days, because I was told to keep the computer until the exchange one arrived.
So if you have this problem, RETURN THE COMPUTER QUICKLY.
Dell is still selling the computer with the Adobe software, sounds like fraud to me.
Jim Coates
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September 10th, 2008 00:00
I agree. If you charged it can you file a dispute with the credit card company?
Jim
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September 10th, 2008 11:00
If you have contacted Dell technical support within the first 21 days regarding an issue, and have made good faith efforts to resolve the problem since that time, support can work with you in regards to options for a return on a case by case basis.
I don't see your Service Tag information listed in your profile preferences, so I can't review your account. If you can add it and/or send me a Private Message with this information, I'll be more than happy to take a look and see what can be done in your situation.
Also, last night we released a new IDT driver for our Studio Laptops. Please download and install and let me know if you continue to have this error.
R196492.EXE
Thanks!
Martin of Auckl
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September 19th, 2008 05:00
I have exactly the same problem as videovillageidiot - and I only received my sparkling new Studio 1735 yesterday. I purchased the machine only for editing Premier Elements 4 projects and am disappointed to discover there is an issue with incompatibility.
Has there been an outcome with this problem and, if not, what can I do? I have not yet contacted Dell Help but assume I will get the same unsuccessful response.
Martin of Auckland
Martin of Auckl
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September 19th, 2008 06:00
I know I am replying to my own post, but thanks to Chris B of Dell - that driver update has cured the problem.
Keep up the great work.
Cheers
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September 19th, 2008 13:00
I downloaded the new driver and it didn't fix my problem. I was once again shuffled back and forth between tech and customer service. No one "can" refund my money, customer service says because it is past the 30 day they cannot help, even though I reported the problem long before the 30 days was up.
Lesson learned. RETURN YOUR COMPUTER IF YOU HAVE ANY PROBLEMS AT ALL RIGHT AWAY. If you don't Dell will stall you long enough to get past their 30 days.
I'm not sure who to file a complaint with about Dell just yet but I will.
DELL-Chris B
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September 19th, 2008 13:00
As I mentioned before, that is not the case. If you have contacted Dell within the return period and made good faith effort to work with technical support, you have other options available for resolution.
Again, if you would like for me to take a look at your account, please send me a Private Message with your account information and I will be more than happy to assist.
Regards,
Jim Coates
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September 19th, 2008 15:00
"... even though I reported the problem long before the 30 days was up."
But isn't the return period 21 days?
Jim
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September 19th, 2008 16:00
I was told 30 days by customer service. I an in Canada not the US
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September 19th, 2008 16:00
Wish you would tell customer service that. I have already sent you a private message and did not receive a reply
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December 2nd, 2008 06:00
Just a follow up to thank Chris B for getting me a refund on my software
REXX D Artist
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June 6th, 2009 00:00
I have a Dell XPS one, its not even up to a year old. bought it dec 2008.
today. my audio error message pops up as I try to edit a video on ADOBE PREMIERE ELEMENTS 4.0
WITH ERROR CODE: FFA-8-000D [80040154]
is this a DELL issue, as I have seen from reading through the preliminaries of this forum?
or is their just an unending problem with adobe premiere elements.
NOW..to Chris B. can I get my refund??
dgkpcon
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June 6th, 2009 00:00
REXX D,
I have just read 4 threads about this and everyone said to install an updated driver for the audio to fix the problem.Go to Dells Driver and Download page and see if an updated driver is listed.
anevilzombiebat
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February 27th, 2011 03:00
Hello, I have had the ame problem with adobe elements.
However, every time i try to download the new IDT driver it tries to download the Dell Driver download Manager instead of R196492.EXE.
I have downloaded the Dell Driver Download Manager, but it still only opens a download for the download manager instead of the thing i need.
Every time i try to open the download manager it comes up with the same message: ''There are no files to download. Please go to Drivers and Downloads to select file(s).'' with only ''OK'' as an option, and when this is selected it closes the program.
Please help as i need Adobe Elements to work, i have tried numerous other programs but they don't have the video editing effects that i need.