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I searched the forum and found another guy asking the same thing:

"I was wondering about a couple other things. Do you find that the meter on your screen for the TCV signal quality goes up and down quite a bit. In other words, the signal quality doesn't stay at 100%?"

Basically I'm wondering about the same thing, but my problem seems to be a bit more severe since the TVC signal quality pends from 0% to 100% about 5 times every 10 seconds which causes glitches in the sound obviously! Only on one of my turntables though, always the same one!!!!!!

The answer the other guy got went something like: "if possible try to boost your asio buffer on your soundcard a little bit it wont always stay at 100 but if it changes rapidly and sounds unstable that is not normal and is bad."

Well I guess in my case it's bad! =)

Should I set the "soundcard latency" in the performance tab to "auto" and boost my asio buffer in "asio config" under the "sound setup" tab? Or what do you sugguest I do? By the way, to "boost the asio buffer" means to for example set it to 512 instead of 256, right? It's not the other way around?

Thanks for all the good answers I got earlier today, in another matter. Even though I'm still a trial version user I appreciate you guys helping me.... As I said before, you have to try it and make sure it's stable and everything before you buy it...

Thanks / Nicklas
 
Mensajes Fri 15 Dec 06 @ 12:00 am
sbangsPRO InfinityMember since 2004
which card :-)
 
Mensajes Fri 15 Dec 06 @ 12:02 am
Setup:

2x 1210's
Ortofon cartridges and needles, not concorde
2x VDJ TCV's
Pioneer DJM-600 Mixer
HP Laptop, dual-core, 2GB RAM etc.
ESI U46DJ Soundcard (with the 1.0.16 drivers)
 
Mensajes Fri 15 Dec 06 @ 12:07 am
sbangsPRO InfinityMember since 2004
have u chosen latency Auto on the proformance tab?
 
Mensajes Fri 15 Dec 06 @ 10:17 am
Yes, it's set to auto. And under "asio config" I set my soundcard buffer size to 512.
 
Mensajes Fri 15 Dec 06 @ 11:01 am
sbangsPRO InfinityMember since 2004
have u tried autoconfig

and could you post a screenshot of your config and wavforms
 
Mensajes Fri 15 Dec 06 @ 11:03 am
not to sound stupid, but I can't seem to work out how to post a screenshot?!?! There's no upload attachment or anything... How do you do it?
 
Mensajes Fri 15 Dec 06 @ 11:24 am
sbangsPRO InfinityMember since 2004
use www.tinypic.com forupload + image links :)
 
Mensajes Fri 15 Dec 06 @ 11:26 am
These are my settings:







Thanks / Nicklas
 
Mensajes Fri 15 Dec 06 @ 12:19 pm
sbangsPRO InfinityMember since 2004
thanks il check when im at home :)

tiny pic is blocked here :-(
 
Mensajes Fri 15 Dec 06 @ 12:21 pm
 
Mensajes Fri 15 Dec 06 @ 12:22 pm
sbangsPRO InfinityMember since 2004
ta :-)

not ur fault my collage admins are nazis when it comes to webfiltering lol
 
Mensajes Fri 15 Dec 06 @ 12:25 pm
listen2PRO InfinityMember since 2005
seems to look ok, you might want to try 256, 128 in the asio settings, the lower the number the lower the latency. when the % goes from 100-->0 does the music stay playing? or are you getting sound drops?
 
Mensajes Fri 15 Dec 06 @ 2:20 pm
sbangsPRO InfinityMember since 2004
yeh try a lower buffer there it apears to be reporting an overload
 
Mensajes Fri 15 Dec 06 @ 2:35 pm
I will try that. When it goes to 0% i get sound drops, it doesn't completely stop playing.

Thanks, I'll report soon.
 
Mensajes Fri 15 Dec 06 @ 3:34 pm
djcelPRO InfinityModeratorMember since 2004
Disable "Master Tempo" and "Smart Cue" to test at first
 
Mensajes Sat 16 Dec 06 @ 11:44 am
When I use a higher buffer size level like 1024 it works a bit better, and disabeling master tempo and smart cue were also good tips but I STILL HAVE GLITCHES in my sound and I can visually see them as they occur when the TCV signal quality goes down to 50% or often even 0% as I said before. So I know it's because of the bad signal but what exatcly controls that? What can I do? Do I need newer better, more expensive needles?
 
Mensajes Sun 17 Dec 06 @ 2:19 am
sbangsPRO InfinityMember since 2004
what make cable are you using
 
Mensajes Sun 17 Dec 06 @ 2:24 am
What's a make cable?
 
Mensajes Sun 17 Dec 06 @ 2:41 am
sbangsPRO InfinityMember since 2004
what type , are they good ones?

 
Mensajes Sun 17 Dec 06 @ 2:43 am
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