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  • F.A.Q: Aureal Technology FAQ

    All about Aureal's technology including the APIs (A3D 1.0, 2.0, 3.0), sound cards, chips (including the Vortex 2 and Motorola DSP), speakers and anything else you can think of with respect to Aureal's technology. For support questions check out our support FAQ.


    36. VORTEX 2: What are the new features of the Vortex 2 over the Vortex 1? - Top

    There are many new features of Vortex 2:
  • Larger HRTF filters for more accurate 3D positioning
  • Full A3D 2.0 wavetracing support
  • Support for more 2D and 3D sources in hardware
  • Support for A3D streams up to 48 kHz
  • 576 voice wavetable engine (64 hw / 512 sw)
  • 10 band stereo graphic equalizer
  • The Vortex 2 still has many of the same features that made the Vortex 1 chipset such a superb product:

  • Sound Blaster Pro™ compatibility
  • Top notch gameport compatibility
  • S/PDIF capabilities (on cards that implement it)
  • WDM ready
  • DirectSound and DirectSound 3D acceleration
  • DLS (Level 1) support
  • Microsoft WHQL certified drivers
  • Support for AC97 codecs
  • - Updated: November 30, 1999

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