geposted Wed 25 Apr 07 @ 10:10 pm
in the image you selected the same driver twice this would cause an issue
or was that for demonstation purposes pardon me if so.
or was that for demonstation purposes pardon me if so.
geposted Wed 25 Apr 07 @ 10:20 pm
skyfxl wrote :
in the image you selected the same driver twice this would cause an issue
or was that for demonstation purposes pardon me if so.
or was that for demonstation purposes pardon me if so.
Yes that was for demo purposes. In my issue I chose driver1 = Hercules USB sound card
and
driver2 = internal speaker.
This is on an Intel IMAC core 2 duo.
10.4.9 os.
This is easily reproducable and I cant find a work around to using 2 sound cards.
geposted Thu 26 Apr 07 @ 4:53 pm
You need to make the latency higher for the mk2
geposted Mon 18 Jun 07 @ 9:10 am
To understand:
2 sound cards will need (have) more latency than the use of one 4.1 sound card
That's why it's better to use a 4.1 sound card instead of 2 sound cards
2 sound cards will need (have) more latency than the use of one 4.1 sound card
That's why it's better to use a 4.1 sound card instead of 2 sound cards
geposted Mon 18 Jun 07 @ 12:18 pm
I'm getting the same problem. I'm using a USB soundcard and my internal card on my mac. I tried changing the presets in the latency in the config but it doesnt help. Some settings will either make the buzzing worse of just cut off the sound all together or just crash the program.
geposted Tue 30 Dec 08 @ 8:15 am
pizzer wrote :
I'm getting the same problem. I'm using a USB soundcard and my internal card on my mac. I tried changing the presets in the latency in the config but it doesnt help. Some settings will either make the buzzing worse of just cut off the sound all together or just crash the program.
Hi pizzer, do register ur serial in ur profile n grab the recent version V5.2.1;)
geposted Tue 30 Dec 08 @ 10:15 am
Sorry for digging this thread out, but is there a solution yet?
cheers
cheers
geposted Wed 17 Mar 10 @ 2:43 pm
Hello Gleschnapi,
The problem mentionned appears when you use 2 sound cards set at a different sampling rate in Mac OS, for example a 48KHz USB sound card with a 44.1KHz internal sound card.
You must set both sound card on the same sampling rate, and the problem disappears.
To chose the sampling rate of a sound card in Mac OS, go to Applications > Utilities > Audio & MIDI setup, edit the properties of each sound card and choose the same sampling rate for both sound cards.
The problem mentionned appears when you use 2 sound cards set at a different sampling rate in Mac OS, for example a 48KHz USB sound card with a 44.1KHz internal sound card.
You must set both sound card on the same sampling rate, and the problem disappears.
To chose the sampling rate of a sound card in Mac OS, go to Applications > Utilities > Audio & MIDI setup, edit the properties of each sound card and choose the same sampling rate for both sound cards.
geposted Thu 18 Mar 10 @ 6:36 am
thank you!!!!
geposted Thu 18 Mar 10 @ 9:51 am
should it work, when both cards are on 48KHz??
geposted Thu 18 Mar 10 @ 10:52 am
Hi, I seem to be having exactly the same problem as Gleschnapi. I am using the motu traveler soundcard which works fine with other apps (eg logic) or when Virtual dj is set up with single output.
All the drivers are the latest, I'm on 10.5.8, even with the the sample rate settings at both 44 or 48 the static noise appears.
I tried changing the latency and performance settings but either the static noise changes frequency or vdj stops altogether.
My motu traveler interface is firewire, could this be an issue?
All the drivers are the latest, I'm on 10.5.8, even with the the sample rate settings at both 44 or 48 the static noise appears.
I tried changing the latency and performance settings but either the static noise changes frequency or vdj stops altogether.
My motu traveler interface is firewire, could this be an issue?
geposted Thu 18 Mar 10 @ 1:12 pm
my next problem is that i cant change the soundcard's sampler rate to 44,1KHz because is was a such a cheap one...
but when i turn the internal sound to 44,1KHz then the noise is away...
but when i turn the internal sound to 44,1KHz then the noise is away...
geposted Thu 18 Mar 10 @ 2:39 pm
Hello Gleschnapi,
It should be OK if both the internal sound card and the external sound card are set on the same saampling rate, so it can be good with both sound cards set at 44.1KHz and it can be good with both sound cards set at 48KHz.
It should be OK if both the internal sound card and the external sound card are set on the same saampling rate, so it can be good with both sound cards set at 44.1KHz and it can be good with both sound cards set at 48KHz.
geposted Sat 20 Mar 10 @ 7:27 am
hello, thanks for the support so long :)
if i turn both outputs to 48KHz then the noise is there....
if i turn both outputs to 48KHz then the noise is there....
geposted Sat 20 Mar 10 @ 10:24 am
Hi, i know that now is very late to give you a good solution for this problem...but i anyone is interested to the solution please tell me! thanks
geposted Thu 11 Aug 11 @ 10:11 am
Please don't bump an old topic that is over 1 year old.
You should ideally set both to 44.1Khz 16-bit - Please see http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/Common%20Mac%20Performance%20Issues.html
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You should ideally set both to 44.1Khz 16-bit - Please see http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/Common%20Mac%20Performance%20Issues.html
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geposted Thu 11 Aug 11 @ 10:33 am