xenji
Hi Guys, here is my problem:
OS: Windows 2000 Pro SP4 with all up's.
P4 3,2 / 1 gig of RAM
2 Soundcards (SB Live 5.1 Digital, SB Live 24-bit)
with Win XP Pro everything worked fine, but after the reinstall of my OS (i decided to take Win 2k in order to get rid of all slack), the tracks "skip" sometimes. i cannot determine if there is any fixed time period from one skip to the other (to be sure it would be the buffer or something). i reinstalled both drivers with no success.
any ideas?
thanx & greetz,
xen.
OS: Windows 2000 Pro SP4 with all up's.
P4 3,2 / 1 gig of RAM
2 Soundcards (SB Live 5.1 Digital, SB Live 24-bit)
with Win XP Pro everything worked fine, but after the reinstall of my OS (i decided to take Win 2k in order to get rid of all slack), the tracks "skip" sometimes. i cannot determine if there is any fixed time period from one skip to the other (to be sure it would be the buffer or something). i reinstalled both drivers with no success.
any ideas?
thanx & greetz,
xen.
geposted Wed 10 Aug 05 @ 8:08 am
JeremK
what version of VDJ are you using? Is it the trial?
geposted Wed 10 Aug 05 @ 3:05 pm
xenji
ahm ... i posted under "atomix" not under vdj ... so i am working with the 2.3 trial of atomix ....
geposted Wed 10 Aug 05 @ 6:23 pm
JeremK
Yes sorry, it's atomix you are using.
Well i don't really see why atomix is skipping on W2k.
Anyway, Atomixmp3 is quit old now, you could try VirtualDJ's trial, it would be more performant.
Well i don't really see why atomix is skipping on W2k.
Anyway, Atomixmp3 is quit old now, you could try VirtualDJ's trial, it would be more performant.
geposted Wed 10 Aug 05 @ 7:04 pm
xenji
in that case, i prefer formatting and reinstalling windows xp. never change a running system ;o) (i got used to atomix, so why change?)
geposted Wed 10 Aug 05 @ 7:32 pm