Sorry if this question belongs in 1999, but is it safe to say these cards are a bit unstable?
MP3 streams up to 192k will often play for hours, but anything higher causes a crash, usually within 0-40 minutes. There's a little "pop" in the audio, music dies, and CPU load goes to max if you attempt to quit AMPlifier or reset the Delfina.
The Michael Henke patched libs do help somewhat, as did replacing the leaking SMT caps on the card. It's still a bit unreliable though... any thoughts?
the Delfina Lite is a perfect example of what destroyed the Amiga.
Hardware hyped about all it will do when it actually did none of it.
It was the biggest waste of 169 dollars I have ever spent in my life.
At the time I had a warp 040 processor, the idiots that made the delfina lite told me I needed an 060, I bought an 060, it never did work. Not only that it writes crap to your startup file and screws with other programs. (like that wonderful sound on bootup)
I downloaded their web page and if ANY company has any of those names listed as employees I will never buy from them.
