juliokabas11
its now a few days my virtual dj pro says error in sound driver of direct x if i start the app
i have installed the app again and he keeps saying that
if i use the crossfader its very bad quality of audio .
wat is it ?? wat can i do??
i have installed the app again and he keeps saying that
if i use the crossfader its very bad quality of audio .
wat is it ?? wat can i do??
geposted Fri 16 Jan 09 @ 3:46 pm
Tear Em 'Up
What type of soundcard are you using? Also, posting your system specs might be a good idea.....
geposted Fri 16 Jan 09 @ 3:48 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
Error in sound driver of direct X is a message that sounds a bit worse than it actually is.
It simply means that your current soundcard setting in Virtual DJ is not logic.
Go to your soundcard settings, make a logic working setting at the input, output and soundcard setting.
Close VDJ, and restart..
... and message is gone ;)
geposted Fri 16 Jan 09 @ 3:52 pm
juliokabas11
MESSEAGE IS GONE BUT BAD AUDIO STAYS I HAVE TRYED EVERYTHING INSTALLED AGAIN , REMOVED THE MK2 , REMOVED SOFTWARE . UPDATED FIRMWARE . IF I MOVE THE CROSSFADER USE THE HEADPHONE MIX CROSSFADER OR THE VOLUME OF SAMPLES ITS VERY BAD AUDIO .
ONLY OPTION FOR ME IS INSTAL WINDOWS AGAIN I THINK
ONLY OPTION FOR ME IS INSTAL WINDOWS AGAIN I THINK
geposted Sat 17 Jan 09 @ 12:10 pm
juliokabas11
TearEmUp wrote :
What type of soundcard are you using? Also, posting your system specs might be a good idea.....
NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT
I HAVE A GOOD PC 2 GIG RAM
MUCH MEMORY
IN THE BEGINNING NO PROBLEMS NOW ITS A FEW DAYS
I REMOVED THE MAPS IN DOCUMENTS , PROGRAM FILES
INSTALLED AGAIN WITH NO RESULT
geposted Sat 17 Jan 09 @ 12:14 pm
what is your operating system ?
what is "bad" about the audio ?
does it skip or pop ? is it just distorted ?
you didn't answer the question , so i'm guessing that there is no soundcard .......er just the default
what are your settings under config -sound set up what are your settings for output and soundcard ??
for future reference...... the main things we need to know are what is it doing that is wrong be specific.......also we need to know if your
system has the recommended specifications we need to know the OS and the ram and if it is a sound quality issue , then you get asked about your soundcard and the setup for it in config .....
"much memory" doesn't matter .... i believe you are talking about the capacity of the C: ?? that's not an indicator of system performance , although the rpm could be ........
sometimes just turning off your antivirus and your screensaver when you are doing your installs does the trick
try these also disable the wifi and turn all power settings to never ......
even if it's a new system , defrag it
what is "bad" about the audio ?
does it skip or pop ? is it just distorted ?
you didn't answer the question , so i'm guessing that there is no soundcard .......er just the default
what are your settings under config -sound set up what are your settings for output and soundcard ??
for future reference...... the main things we need to know are what is it doing that is wrong be specific.......also we need to know if your
system has the recommended specifications we need to know the OS and the ram and if it is a sound quality issue , then you get asked about your soundcard and the setup for it in config .....
"much memory" doesn't matter .... i believe you are talking about the capacity of the C: ?? that's not an indicator of system performance , although the rpm could be ........
sometimes just turning off your antivirus and your screensaver when you are doing your installs does the trick
try these also disable the wifi and turn all power settings to never ......
even if it's a new system , defrag it
geposted Sat 17 Jan 09 @ 12:33 pm
juliokabas11
if i use the crossfader fast its really bad i dont know the word in english think distort
and it goes bit in slow motion too
i use vista
and it goes bit in slow motion too
i use vista
geposted Sat 17 Jan 09 @ 12:57 pm
juliokabas11
chucknorrisyouwimps wrote :
what is your operating system ?
what is "bad" about the audio ?
does it skip or pop ? is it just distorted ?
you didn't answer the question , so i'm guessing that there is no soundcard .......er just the default
what are your settings under config -sound set up what are your settings for output and soundcard ??
what is "bad" about the audio ?
does it skip or pop ? is it just distorted ?
you didn't answer the question , so i'm guessing that there is no soundcard .......er just the default
what are your settings under config -sound set up what are your settings for output and soundcard ??
for the soundcard
i dont know
geposted Sat 17 Jan 09 @ 12:59 pm
juliokabas11
in settings i have try it all
geposted Sat 17 Jan 09 @ 12:59 pm
does the music skip ? is it distorted ?
when you are playing a track , launch the task manager and see what percentage of cpu you are using .
also see how many processes are running
when you are playing a track , launch the task manager and see what percentage of cpu you are using .
also see how many processes are running
geposted Sat 17 Jan 09 @ 1:12 pm
i am going to use my back up system and set it up the way you need to set up and then report back, so bear with me for about 2 minutes
geposted Sat 17 Jan 09 @ 1:19 pm
juliokabas11
chucknorrisyouwimps wrote :
i am going to use my back up system and set it up the way you need to set up and then report back, so bear with me for about 2 minutes
proces 48
cpu 14 goes up to 24 %
fysiek memory 40 %
geposted Sat 17 Jan 09 @ 1:25 pm
awrighty then
click config, click sound setup
under outputs .... select single output....... under sound card(s) select simple ....... under soundcard select your system soundcard .....(realtek , conexant, whatever)
next you may need to turn down your system volume .......
try those
click config, click sound setup
under outputs .... select single output....... under sound card(s) select simple ....... under soundcard select your system soundcard .....(realtek , conexant, whatever)
next you may need to turn down your system volume .......
try those
geposted Sat 17 Jan 09 @ 1:26 pm
juliokabas11
chucknorrisyouwimps wrote :
awrighty then
click config, click sound setup
under outputs .... select single output....... under sound card(s) select simple ....... under soundcard select your system soundcard .....(realtek , conexant, whatever)
next you may need to turn down your system volume .......
try those
click config, click sound setup
under outputs .... select single output....... under sound card(s) select simple ....... under soundcard select your system soundcard .....(realtek , conexant, whatever)
next you may need to turn down your system volume .......
try those
TRYED IT BUT ITS NOT THAT BUT THANKS I GONNA INSTAL WINDOWS AGAIN
I LET U KNOW IF IT HELPS
geposted Sat 17 Jan 09 @ 2:28 pm
juliokabas11
chucknorrisyouwimps wrote :
awrighty then
click config, click sound setup
under outputs .... select single output....... under sound card(s) select simple ....... under soundcard select your system soundcard .....(realtek , conexant, whatever)
next you may need to turn down your system volume .......
try those
click config, click sound setup
under outputs .... select single output....... under sound card(s) select simple ....... under soundcard select your system soundcard .....(realtek , conexant, whatever)
next you may need to turn down your system volume .......
try those
I INTALLED XP AND IT GOES PERFECT NOW
IAM SO HAPPY
THNKS FOR HELP GRTZZ
geposted Mon 19 Jan 09 @ 11:26 am
DJkentich
Hey,
I hade the same problem a whyle ago. And finde out that it was becuse I hade a wabcam with a ingrated mic.
I uninstall it and it´s works fine! maybe tha´s your problem to..
sorry for my bad english =)
pz!
I hade the same problem a whyle ago. And finde out that it was becuse I hade a wabcam with a ingrated mic.
I uninstall it and it´s works fine! maybe tha´s your problem to..
sorry for my bad english =)
pz!
geposted Mon 19 Jan 09 @ 11:46 am