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Update! (13 August 1999) Mehmet Emin informs us that the above cable works, but there's a catch: Well, this is possible but AWE series only output MIDI via S/PDIF out. I tested it with a AWE 64 VALUE (I soldered two pins to the two holes marked as S/PDIF on the board) and the S/PDIF out did only output midi, because it's only connected to EMU chip.
In between the two yellow coaxial sockets, you'll see the familiar square socket. Just plug your optical cables here! This output taps the front channels of the SBLive!.
S/PDIF Outputs The two gold plated yellow sockets are the standard coaxial digital outputs, like the ones found on the original Digital I/O card. The original card has one digital output, which taps the front channels. Hoontech's card provides another output, labelled S/PDIF Out 2 which taps the rear channels of the SBLive!. The front and rear S/PDIF outputs connect directly to the SoundTrack Digital Amp, which is able to decode four channels of sound - two for the front, and two for the back.
As you can see now, the design of the card was partially influenced by the need to connect to the digital amp, this leaving out an optical input which some people might need, as well as having to shrink the S/PDIF In to a 2 pin connector, requiring an external adaptor cable. The MIDI connectors were also shrunk to miniplugs, requiring proprietary cables. And not forgetting ...
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