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Vszerda USB 5.1 Audio Sound Card Optical Digital 6 Channel
USB 5.1 sound card adds 6-channel analog and S/PDIF digital audio with 44/48 kHz sampling via USB 2.0
- 6-channel analog output for surround sound
- Optical S/PDIF in and out for digital audio
- 44/48 KHz sampling rate for playback and recording
- USB 2.0 full-speed plug-and-play operation
- Compatible with Windows 98 through Windows 7 and OS 9.1
USB 5.1 Audio Adapter for PC & Laptop
This Vszerda USB sound card adds 5.1-channel analogue output and S/PDIF digital I/O to any computer with a USB port. It draws power and audio data over USB 2.0 full-speed and requires no external supply. The device is aimed at users who want surround sound from a laptop or a desktop whose onboard audio has failed or lacks digital connections.
For upgrading stereo-only or broken onboard audio
Buyers who need 6-channel analogue output plus optical S/PDIF in and out for home-theatre receivers or active speaker systems will find the required connections here. It is not for users who require sampling rates above 48 kHz, ASIO low-latency drivers, or multi-device aggregation for professional recording.
6-channel analogue plus S/PDIF I/O on USB 2.0
The adapter provides front, rear and centre/bass analogue outputs plus optical S/PDIF input and output, all driven by a USB audio class 1.0/1.1 controller at 44/48 kHz. Plug-and-play operation is supported on Windows 98 through Windows 7 and Mac OS 9.1 without separate drivers.
Highlights
- 6-channel analog output for surround sound
- Optical S/PDIF in and out for digital audio
- 44/48 KHz sampling rate for playback and recording
- USB 2.0 full-speed plug-and-play operation
- Compatible with Windows 98 through Windows 7 and OS 9.1
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the Vszerda USB 5.1 sound card work with a Windows 98 SE laptop that only has USB 1.1 ports?
Yes, the device is USB 2.0 full-speed compliant and also meets USB audio class 1.0 and 1.1 specifications, so it operates on legacy USB 1.1 hosts.
How can I verify the optical output is transmitting a proper 5.1 signal after I connect the card?
Play a 6-channel test file; the card encodes the stream to SPDIF per AES/EBU, IEC 60958 and S/PDIF consumer standards, so a receiver showing Dolby Digital or DTS lock confirms correct operation.
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