Bob,
It's kinda like swimming. If you don't jump in, you'll never get a
handle on it. Will everything go in perfect and it all work together?
I doubt it, but some how, some way, it eventually all works together
if you have some amount of patience. Reload windows, wait for drivers
from x vendor, delete this file, change video cards etc. If macs
don't have any of these kind of problems, then I missed the "boat" 15
years ago. I think Sonic Foundry makes excellent products as well as
support. If you going to go pc, then you are at least working with a
good vendor.(no, I don't work for them. I've just worked with a lot
of other companies who put out inferior product, have terrible support
and lie about bugs. Its just when you try to cram too many kinds of
boards in the same pc where you really run into trouble, especially in
Windows NT which is not a plug and play operating system. Doug Wells/
Morningstar Recording

Bob Palumbo wrote:
>>Hi group!!
>>I'm on the verge of buying a new PC(I've used Mac up until now) and
I've pretty much decided
>>to buy the Sonic Foundry CD Factory package (with CD Architect) to
go with it. I'm looking for
>>components that will work together easily and consistently.
>>
>>By the looks of the posts in here, it's not as easy as it's cracked
up to be!! I need a little
>>reassurance!!!
>>
>>Feel free to e-mail your success stories to: plumbob612@aol.com
>>
>>Also, any advice on how to avoid some of these problems is welcome
to!!!
>>
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