Faiz101
Hi Guys/Gals
I figured the out the problem/fix for the Headphone distortion that a lot of user have been complaining about. In my case it was never VDJ's 8's Settings - it was all along the sound settings in the Windows Laptop.
I did the following while VDJ 8 was running:
1. Go to the PC's Control Panel and in Hardware and Sound, selected Sound and then Manage Audio Devices.
2. Go to the Midi Controllers Heaphones and click on Properties.
3.Click on the Advance bar and change 16bit, 48000hz (DVD Quality) to 16bit, 44000hz (CD Quality).
Instantly the distortion on my headphones dissapeared. I really hope this will solve all the othe users problem.
geposted Sat 20 Jan 18 @ 3:02 pm
wickedmix
in other words you are using 2 sound cards and forgot to mention that?
geposted Sat 20 Jan 18 @ 4:46 pm
groovindj
Also your controller should not be selected as default audio in Windows. Select the Realtek card for that.
geposted Sat 20 Jan 18 @ 4:49 pm
Faiz101
I personally wouldve just said thanx...because none of you could give a clear fix on this problem that quite a few users had.
Hope it will help others out there
Hope it will help others out there
geposted Sat 20 Jan 18 @ 5:06 pm
groovindj
Please bear in mind that we can't read your mind or see what your computer settings are, so unless you post the info here, how are we supposed to know that your computer's audio is set to 48k?
TBH that would be one of the first things I'd do when setting up a computer for audio. How do I know you didn't do it unless you say?
TBH that would be one of the first things I'd do when setting up a computer for audio. How do I know you didn't do it unless you say?
geposted Sat 20 Jan 18 @ 5:26 pm
Faiz101
Obviously this post is not applicable to you...
Tell me...what is the purpose of this Community Forum? To share solutions or be critized whem you actually post a solution.
With my 8 years of being on Mixvibes Community Forum...I never experienced your type of response to a problem fix...its actually discouraging.
Tell me...what is the purpose of this Community Forum? To share solutions or be critized whem you actually post a solution.
With my 8 years of being on Mixvibes Community Forum...I never experienced your type of response to a problem fix...its actually discouraging.
geposted Sat 20 Jan 18 @ 5:41 pm
groovindj
Yes you posted a solution - the operative word being "a" - not "the".
In other words, what you posted solved the issue for you, but it won't necessarily be the cause of the problem for someone else.
Unless people give very specific details of their system, their settings, what they've tried, what they haven't tried........then it's not so simple to pinpoint exactly what might be causing it in their particular case.
In other words, what you posted solved the issue for you, but it won't necessarily be the cause of the problem for someone else.
Unless people give very specific details of their system, their settings, what they've tried, what they haven't tried........then it's not so simple to pinpoint exactly what might be causing it in their particular case.
geposted Sat 20 Jan 18 @ 7:24 pm
Faiz101
You guys are really arrogant.
geposted Sat 20 Jan 18 @ 7:45 pm
A Man and His Music
We are happy that you resolved your issue, and thank you for posting your results.
geposted Sat 20 Jan 18 @ 10:33 pm
Faiz101
Thanks Man and his Music
geposted Sat 20 Jan 18 @ 11:04 pm