wahee
hi
I have been using atomix for a while and its greatand works fine. But I have decided to get virtual dj for my aging laptop. It only has usb1.1.
It's a compay 1hjx p3 with 512 mbram. Its quite fast for the age of it. It's running XP pro
I was after an extra sound card as I want to be able to listen to the other deck for mixes etc. I was going to use the onboard sound and add an extra USB sound card for headphone output.
I was advised that USB1.1 may be too slow and to update the laptop. Unfortunately I cant do this at the moment.
I was also advise that a PCMCIA card may be better as it will be faster and lower latency that a USB interface.
The other idea I had was getting a Maya 44, 4 in/out card and running main audio out and headphone from this
Any other ideas or help would be most appreciated.
Alan
I have been using atomix for a while and its greatand works fine. But I have decided to get virtual dj for my aging laptop. It only has usb1.1.
It's a compay 1hjx p3 with 512 mbram. Its quite fast for the age of it. It's running XP pro
I was after an extra sound card as I want to be able to listen to the other deck for mixes etc. I was going to use the onboard sound and add an extra USB sound card for headphone output.
I was advised that USB1.1 may be too slow and to update the laptop. Unfortunately I cant do this at the moment.
I was also advise that a PCMCIA card may be better as it will be faster and lower latency that a USB interface.
The other idea I had was getting a Maya 44, 4 in/out card and running main audio out and headphone from this
Any other ideas or help would be most appreciated.
Alan
geposted Sun 05 Apr 09 @ 1:11 pm
drzinc
What does VDJ have to do with USB? The program does not care but your sound card may. Your biggest problem is your processor and memory. If you can get some more memory into your laptop it would help.
geposted Sun 05 Apr 09 @ 8:01 pm
Top Dog Productions
For the first couple years when we went to PC we had the same problem... I ran VDJ with the internal card as my master a soundblaster USB sound card for my headphone cue.
NOTE we were not using VDJ to mix just to play tracks.
I wouldnt suggest mixing or using too many features with your configuration.
You could get a PCM... for USB 2.0 card but geez for a couple hundred bucks you would be able to find a new laptop with better specs.
NOTE we were not using VDJ to mix just to play tracks.
I wouldnt suggest mixing or using too many features with your configuration.
You could get a PCM... for USB 2.0 card but geez for a couple hundred bucks you would be able to find a new laptop with better specs.
geposted Mon 06 Apr 09 @ 2:40 am
markdeejay75
i did a goole search for USB 1.1 audio adapeter, and after several lines down, found this for you..
http://www.memory-express.co.uk/739264__Videk_USB_1.1_Stereo_Audio_Adaptor_.html
its a USB stereo soundcard, its listed at £30 (or so) but as its designed for USB 1.1 this should work better for you than the newer soundblaster USB (as they are mainly USB 2)
http://www.memory-express.co.uk/739264__Videk_USB_1.1_Stereo_Audio_Adaptor_.html
its a USB stereo soundcard, its listed at £30 (or so) but as its designed for USB 1.1 this should work better for you than the newer soundblaster USB (as they are mainly USB 2)
geposted Mon 06 Apr 09 @ 9:11 am
wahee
many thanks for the find. I will invest in one of those, if doesn't work I may just invest in a new laptop
geposted Mon 06 Apr 09 @ 2:37 pm