TVD UK
Should the latency in VDJ match that of asio?
geposted Tue 20 Oct 20 @ 8:34 pm
LIMOL
Ultralatency [Yes]
geposted Tue 20 Oct 20 @ 9:05 pm
TVD UK
what that should be selected?
geposted Tue 20 Oct 20 @ 9:10 pm
LIMOL
geposted Tue 20 Oct 20 @ 9:17 pm
TVD UK
yes but I am trying to increase my latency in asio in sound setup because i keep getting distortion, will this not lower my latency the opposite to what i want?
geposted Tue 20 Oct 20 @ 9:22 pm
TVD UK
"Ultra-latency ASIO – There are two ASIO engines available for VirtualDJ to provide better latency support. Checked is the original ASIO engine that is optimised for very low latency (renamed ultra-latency) and is still considered the default engine. Some computers have problems with this optimization. Unchecked is the NEW 'safer' performance level ASIO engine which has less optimization for environments that have difficulty with the Ultra-Latency engine."
geposted Tue 20 Oct 20 @ 9:26 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
TVD UK wrote :
yes but I am trying to increase my latency in asio in sound setup because i keep getting distortion, will this not lower my latency the opposite to what i want?
what sound card or controller?
And mac or windows?
If its Windows, and for example Pioneer controller, better to use the Pioneer Utility program and set buffer (latency) there
Values that works for most is 256, or 512...
geposted Tue 20 Oct 20 @ 11:43 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
And if having problems with pop/crackles or evne drop outs of audio after adjusting the buffer (latency), you can try these tools to check if something is hogging resources on your computer :
http://www.resplendence.com/latencymon
http://www.thesycon.de/eng/latency_check
Run the test while doing a little mix in the software
geposted Tue 20 Oct 20 @ 11:44 pm