I know I know, I was just playin around, hence the LOL at the end!!!

dont be so sensitive!
:):)

so, what is the problem here, is this how the program's supposed to act? do I have a bad setting? or is this a bug?

>>so, what is the problem here, is this how the program's supposed to act? do I have a bad setting? or is this a bug?
<<
What do you think?

look, dont be a jerk man, Im just trying to help...

I KNOW you wouldnt add this on purpose...

but cubase does this same thing on MY system and I wanted to see if there was some sort of problem I could change..

I didnt know about the Beta email address...thanks for telling me.

Disregard :)

I don't believe Peter is being "Mean" or rude at all to you. He's stating what should be the obvious.

"I know I know, I was just playin around, hence the LOL at the end!!!"

The "LOL" means nothing when proceeded by:
"when I played back, it was about 60 ms off-time,
this NEVER happened in vegas 3, and is the reason I use vegas instead of cubase SX."

I see nothing humorous in that statement, maybe you need to explain where the humor comes into play.

I turned off auto compensation, cant seem to get it right,... i am stupid.

sorry, you are right.

I wasnt trying to be an idiot tho, can we get back to the bugs here? I dont want a big drama, I understand I didnt come across right... and whatever, its over.

I was just trying to say that that is the coolest part of vegas... it takes advantage of hi quality soundcards

and yet you could still use it with a crappy one and get GREAT results.

The auto compensation never seemed to work for me in any version of vegas. What I do is, render a metronome track to a file. Send that track out the DAC then looped straight back into a ADC and record it. Note the discrepancy and slide the offset slider in options, then do it again. Kepp doing it till it comes out right. One note tho, sometimes at random it still comes out wrong, but I just set it for where it works the majority of the time. Also, 48 seems to be closer than 44.1k for some reason, and 96k is even closer for me. Might be the converter latency goes DOWN at higher rates? ( though that seems backwards, maybe something to do with the filters)

very interesting, thank you for the tips Pipeline...

one thing Im wondering tho, how come I didnt have to use it in the last version of vegas (or and version of ACid for that matter)

is the auto comp broken?

yep, thanks Pipe...that helps me as well. You know, as an aside, I think it's amazing how people speak to each other thru forums and email and whatnot. People would never speak to you in real life like that or they'd get the shit kicked out of them. That's real. It's like the person behind six inched of bullet-proof glass at the bank...that glass gives them a license to ill, I guess. Anyway, thanks. Give peace a chance. Damn.

asshole alert!! Maybe too much meat, perhaps...

youre just perpetuating it..

by looking at my former posts you will see I am not as such, so please dont say that stuff :)

i was speaking rather loosely, which is not my style and I apologized when I saw my error... plz dont hold it against me.

Not trying to be ornery. Just lots of things going down to get V4 as right as I can.

Never any offense, uniess it is obvious somebody is trying to offend, in which case I have found it easier to ignore.

Having said this, we are working on the record alignment issues. Wave is just a mess when it comes to this and WDM makes it worse. ASIO reports these offsets and this adjustment/compenstation was missing from the beta.

Still, 60 ms is HUGE. I see < 2 ms worse case with ASIO even after the compenstation from the driver, regardless of ASIO buffer settings.

I am working on it.

Peter