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1) Guilluemot HSP64, EWS64 both do multi streams (numbers of streams above
8, seems limited by CPU)

2) Monster Sound cards can do multi streams (up to 23 stereo in hardware
using DirectSound)

Those are two I'm aware of...I'm sure there are many more...mainly any of
the boards based on the DREAM chipset (HSP64, EWS64) should do multistreams

The Monster sound is cheaper here in the US by about 50 dollars than the
HSP64....but with the HSP64 you get S/PDIF out/in, good S/N ratios, RCA
out/in, and some other very nice features, Great for audio apps...ok for
games.

Monster is a much better game board in that it supports A3D audio in
hardware. Where as the HSP64 only supports MSDS3D, and poorly at that.

So my .02 cents worth. Since your going to be using for audio/radio get the
HSP64.

Mark Painter wrote in message
<897301211.21412.0.nnrp-06.c1ed05ac@news.demon.co.uk>...
>Hi Folks
>
>I need to be able to play two audio tracks at once, e.g. two  MP3 or one
MP3
>and one Wave file on our Radio Stations' PC.
>
>Has anyone any suggestions as to how this can be achieved?
>If I try it with one card (AWE64) the second track can't play as the audio
>device is in use.
>Would two cards enable this? How would I direct the second sound to only
the
>second card?
>Is there a real-time mixer programme that can achieve this?
>
>Any  suggestions would really be appreciated
>--
>mark@soundout.demon_dot_co.uk
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