TVD UK
So i am back with an old issue. I have new high spec laptop, using Denon MC7000 controller. Tonight i had a latency issue, sound stuttered, paused and waveforms di the same. What exactly causes this , where do i look as this has happened now on a main pc, 2 laptops and I have tried a second controller. Would using a usb soundcard rather than inbuilt sound on Denon help? would not using stems help? Using a Lenovo Legion 5 AMD Ryzen 7-5800H 16GB 512GB SSD GeForce RTX 3070 8GB Windows 10
Should i use UltraLatency set to yes? (currently no)
Should i use UltraLatency set to yes? (currently no)
geposted Sat 17 Jul 21 @ 11:58 pm
TVD UK
woops
geposted Sun 18 Jul 21 @ 1:08 am
wickedmix
this tool will help you figure out what devices on your computer cause latency -> free download
https://resplendence.com/latencymon
https://resplendence.com/latencymon
geposted Sun 18 Jul 21 @ 1:13 am
Adion
It's recommended to have ultralatency yes (the default)
Turning it off should not be necessary with most controllers and drivers
Turning it off should not be necessary with most controllers and drivers
geposted Sun 18 Jul 21 @ 6:31 am
TVD UK
OK, thanks, will set to yes and run it today with monitor on. Could stems be an issue though as never had latency issues on old controller when i never used stems.
geposted Sun 18 Jul 21 @ 7:18 am
TVD UK
is it a good idea to have "exclusiveAudioAccess" ticked in VDJ?
geposted Sun 18 Jul 21 @ 9:48 am
Adion
exclusiveAudioAccess is only used for WASAPI. If you are using ASIO it doesn't change anything.
For WASAPI it can give you a lot lower latency, but it will depend on your system and the used sound card if that will actually work without dropouts.
Stems do use additional processing power, but with a modern computer, and especially with an nVidia GPU that should not really be noticeable.
For WASAPI it can give you a lot lower latency, but it will depend on your system and the used sound card if that will actually work without dropouts.
Stems do use additional processing power, but with a modern computer, and especially with an nVidia GPU that should not really be noticeable.
geposted Sun 18 Jul 21 @ 9:58 am
TVD UK
ok thanks, yes using asio set to 512, got it on 5 hour automix with latency monitor running
geposted Sun 18 Jul 21 @ 10:03 am
TVD UK
thinking of getting something like a focusrite bypass the internal Denon sound card.
geposted Sun 18 Jul 21 @ 10:11 am
TVD UK
So after about an hour i see red, highest measured interrupt latency 2348.50, so what do i look for now?
geposted Sun 18 Jul 21 @ 10:49 am
Adion
Did you get a drop-out?
2.3ms should still be fine since 512 sample latency would be about 10ms
2.3ms should still be fine since 512 sample latency would be about 10ms
geposted Sun 18 Jul 21 @ 10:57 am
TVD UK
no, it was fine, so just because it says "Your system appears to be having trouble handling real-time audio and other tasks." does not mean i have a problem?
geposted Sun 18 Jul 21 @ 11:16 am
kradcliffe
Only if the sound starts breaking up.
geposted Sun 18 Jul 21 @ 11:20 am
TVD UK
sure it is an issue with these Denon 7000s, never ever had any issues until i used these. Might be time to change again.
geposted Sun 18 Jul 21 @ 11:55 am
kradcliffe
I use a couple of MCX8000 controllers with the same card and I've never had issues. Some laptops are just bad for latency.
geposted Sun 18 Jul 21 @ 12:43 pm
TVD UK
Not just one, had on 3 laptops, and my main home pc, and on two mc7000
geposted Sun 18 Jul 21 @ 12:58 pm
kradcliffe
My mate has the MC7000 and uses it on a Sony Vaio dual core from the stone ages and its fine.
geposted Sun 18 Jul 21 @ 1:03 pm
TVD UK
well clearly some issue, i never imagined 80 people looking at me last night while the music jumped, paused etc. Some common issue to all 4 computers or 2 faulty mc7000. Just wish I could work out what it is. used different usb ports, different cables etc.
geposted Sun 18 Jul 21 @ 1:05 pm
kradcliffe
There were issues with older Denon ASIO drivers (MC6000) where it was better to use WASAPI, but I've never had any bother with either of my MCX8000s and I've used them for years.
Might be worth running automix with Windows task manager running in the foreground to see if there's anything causing a CPU spike when the music skips. That's the first place I'd look.
Might be worth running automix with Windows task manager running in the foreground to see if there's anything causing a CPU spike when the music skips. That's the first place I'd look.
geposted Sun 18 Jul 21 @ 1:58 pm
TVD UK
nv1ddmkm.sys
geposted Sun 18 Jul 21 @ 2:42 pm
