andy-chiles
Hi!
I've got this "problem" since the very first day I'm using VDJ, and I was since searching for a solutions every once in a while, but couldn't find any.
So my question here is:
How come that my SAVED audio settings (the ones in the right bottom corner of the config window) or even the last setting I configured, get messed up almost every time by connected hardware. (Even kinda unpredictable somehow)
I also tried turning off "audioAutoDetect", but this didn't seem to make any difference.
My basic understanding of a SAVED audio configuration is that it remains just the way I saved it, but sometimes it gets overwritten by connected hardware, some other time it chooses the CDJs even though the DJM-Mixer I presaved and chose before is already connected.
Why is it this way and what can I do to have it more reliable?
- Thanks in advance for your help!
I've got this "problem" since the very first day I'm using VDJ, and I was since searching for a solutions every once in a while, but couldn't find any.
So my question here is:
How come that my SAVED audio settings (the ones in the right bottom corner of the config window) or even the last setting I configured, get messed up almost every time by connected hardware. (Even kinda unpredictable somehow)
I also tried turning off "audioAutoDetect", but this didn't seem to make any difference.
My basic understanding of a SAVED audio configuration is that it remains just the way I saved it, but sometimes it gets overwritten by connected hardware, some other time it chooses the CDJs even though the DJM-Mixer I presaved and chose before is already connected.
Why is it this way and what can I do to have it more reliable?
- Thanks in advance for your help!
Mensajes Sat 18 Nov 23 @ 6:20 pm
jonahclarsen
I'm having the same issue and would love a solution.
Mensajes Thu 10 Oct 24 @ 3:26 pm
DJ VinylTouch
I've also wondered why the software never goes back to the default audio config (config1) by default, but there is a workaround - add this to your ONINIT for your keyboard mapping:
Replace config 1 with whatever name you have for your default audio configuration. Prepend a & if you already have content in your ONINIT.
This seems to work well, even if you connect controllers, as it seems the keyboard mapping is processed first.
apply_audio_config "config 1"
Replace config 1 with whatever name you have for your default audio configuration. Prepend a & if you already have content in your ONINIT.
This seems to work well, even if you connect controllers, as it seems the keyboard mapping is processed first.
Mensajes Thu 10 Oct 24 @ 3:41 pm
andy-chiles
DJ VinylTouch wrote :
I've also wondered why the software never goes back to the default audio config (config1) by default, but there is a workaround - add this to your ONINIT for your keyboard mapping:
Replace config 1 with whatever name you have for your default audio configuration. Prepend a & if you already have content in your ONINIT.
This seems to work well, even if you connect controllers, as it seems the keyboard mapping is processed first.
apply_audio_config "config 1"
Replace config 1 with whatever name you have for your default audio configuration. Prepend a & if you already have content in your ONINIT.
This seems to work well, even if you connect controllers, as it seems the keyboard mapping is processed first.
Hmmm okkk, sound like a really good workaround...
I was wondering what the behavior would be with a controller, but you answered that question according to my hopes, that's why it sounds really like a good solution.
But still i would love to see that done kinda "officially" since it is just the most convinient and intuitive way.
But thank you, i will use it!
Mensajes Fri 11 Oct 24 @ 3:20 am