NordicWarhammer

The limitation is interesting info. I actually set everything up to run at 44.1 khz to see if things might start working, but the issue kept persisting (it was the first thing I did when I noticed it being forced down). I then checked the setup for s/pdif, and it was already set to 96 khz. The Pod and my interface might just not get along I suppose, which would be a bit of a downer being that I forked out a good chuck for it, and I absolutely love it aside from this one issue.. Actually, come to think of it, I did not try lowering the sample rate of the s/pdif output, being that I was intending to record at 96 khz anyways. I will have to give that a shot. I will yet you folks know how that works either way, being that it might be of use to someone else down the line.

Thanks, but I dropped the sample rate down to 96 khz a while back so i could gain access to the extra inputs. It really is an odd issue.

So, in short, when I connect my HD500X to my interface via s/pdif, I lose all sound on my computer, but it comes back if I simply unplug the cable from either end or power down the Pod. My interface is a Roland Studio Capture, set to the correct sample rate, and I have already re installed the drivers. Any one else have similar issues? Any help would be much appreciated. Oh, and my os is Windows 8.1. Thank you for your time. Edit: When I attempt this feat, it forces the sample rate on my Studio Capture down to 44.1 khz.