sjursjur
I've been experimenting with different timecode options since the release of v 5.1. Used both the VV interface and the maya 44 usb, on both a dell XPS M1330 W 2.5 core2duo 4GB ram and an old Fujitsu Siemens AMD 64 3200, 1024MB ram.
I've tried both VV vinyls and serato vinyls. I've tried lowering and raising the latency setting, disabling master sound/pitch lock, disabling antiskip and clear sound, grounding TTs to soundcard and mixer, running on battery power only, disabling antivirus etc, disabling all hardware not usesd (ethernet, integrated sound, bluetooth etc) but either way:
I can't get noisemap v5 timecode engine to work without dropouts, both in audio and timecode-signal.
Any suggestions?
I've tried both VV vinyls and serato vinyls. I've tried lowering and raising the latency setting, disabling master sound/pitch lock, disabling antiskip and clear sound, grounding TTs to soundcard and mixer, running on battery power only, disabling antivirus etc, disabling all hardware not usesd (ethernet, integrated sound, bluetooth etc) but either way:
I can't get noisemap v5 timecode engine to work without dropouts, both in audio and timecode-signal.
Any suggestions?
Mensajes Sat 02 Aug 08 @ 8:53 am
djcel
Download the tool "DPC Latency Checker" ©Thesycon
http://www.thesycon.de/eng/latency_check.shtml
http://www.thesycon.de/eng/latency_check.shtml
Mensajes Sat 02 Aug 08 @ 5:59 pm
sjursjur
allready did. It says I should be able to run at 2ms latency...
Mensajes Sat 02 Aug 08 @ 6:15 pm
djcel
When you use the mode bypass of VirtualDJ (in timecode mode), do you have noise in the background?
Mensajes Sun 03 Aug 08 @ 11:21 am