Akai S1000 / S1100 samplers

is the other sampler an akai one?if so then there shouldnt be a problem loading data.
I dont know what other equipment you have got and what your experience is.These samplers can only read 16bit,they cannot read 24 32 and all the rest.I am trying to remember this stuff myself.Is the id of the scsi changable?moving pins and stuf or those little rocker switches?You need to have the scsi id match the scsi identity for the drive on the scsi id via the akai sampler,you probably already  know this but just voicing off in the hope it might trigger some line of thought/solution





On Saturday, 8 February 2014, 18:36, melvin turner <dizardsdreams@...> wrote:
 
  
hello,have you got a termination block on the end of the scsi cable,I remember that been important.also look into the formating type of the cds used,Im clutching at straws for you,keep me posted if you find a solution, have an s1100 too but havent done anything with it yet,and some of the add on modules.





On Saturday, 8 February 2014, 13:02, Steve Dracup <avsurgery@...> wrote:
 
  
Thanks for sharing your findings!
Steve


On 06.02.2014 9:41pm, xxxdna@... wrote:

  
>OK - so apparently it was a problem with the way i was burning the ISO. i had to make sure that the burning software was set in a specific way.. something that gburner doesn't allow. 
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>this is the article
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>http://www.platinumaudiolab.com/tutorials.php?page=akai_burning_instructions
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>now everything is working nicely :D
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