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Audioon 6/9/2002
soundcard problems?
I'm using 4.13.01.0041 with no problems at all. There is a newer version reseased about 2 weeks ago (DeltaVxD4_13_1_42.exe)that I've only downloaded and archived but have not installed to date. MJ
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Audioon 6/6/2002
GLitching during graphic moves
This may be of interest to you; http://www.pcguide.com/ref/mbsys/res/irq/num.htm MJ
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Audioon 6/6/2002
soundcard problems?
jbrooks says, "are you trying to record in 24 bit? the ap2496 does not support 24 bit with non asio apps like soundforge and vegas." The Audiophile 2496 DOES support 24 bit with non asio apps like Sound Forge and Vegas, evilflip13, The confusing thing here is you say you see the meter level registering audio...I can't give you the solution other than to tell you my Audiophile works in Vegas and Forge and tell you how my settings are. In Vegas > options > preferences > routing, select "custom bus routing" . Select WaveOut 1/2 Delta-AP for preview, bus A and so on. For default audio recording device select PCM in 1/2 Delta AP. This eliminates going through the Delta Monitor Mixer and possible incorrect routing settings there. When I arm a track in Vegas I see a "2" as the second selection in the dropdown menu is the PCM in 1/2 Delta AP. Click record on the transport and I get audio. I record in Vegas using 16 bit usually but in Forge I use 24 bit constantly. My OS is Win 98 SE so there's a variable. Hope this helps, MJ
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Audioon 6/2/2002
Nasty clicks and pops
brokeinside, I believe I responded to you before as we both have the same processor. Please forgive my typing and grammer if it's not up to snuff but the Lakers won (damn it) and I've had several adult beverages. Try in Vegas, options > preferences > audio, playback buffering (seconds)= 0.61 or there abouts. The stock 0.25 setting is much too low for my 550 but all's well at the above setting and have to live with the latency. MJ
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Audioon 5/23/2002
system studder help....... please
brokeinside, I have almost your identical system, AMD Athlon 550mhz, 256mgs of ram and a single 20gig internal HardDrive,Windows 98SE, Cerative Ensoniq Audio PCI and Delta Audiophile 2496.I also must use this system as an internet PC along with my imagery and office apps. I'll agree that it's not optimum for audio but it runs flawlessly here. In Vegas I never have any issues with 8 or so (never really counted as I don't need more, I don't do orchestras) stereo tracks with at least 2 plugins on each channel. Cakewalk is a little less forgiving with plugins. Sound Forge never bocks with stereo files and plugin chains containing 2 Wave Hammers, Acoustic mirror, Noise Reduction and an EQ. I will admit that I'm some what of a tweak freak but mostly along the lines of OEM recommended procedures.I did not change any virtual memory or swap file settings. I do have my HD partitioned in half with all apps on C and audio data on D. There are tons of good websites and Microsoft newsgroups too numerous to list you (do Google search) should read. My point in all this is that with proper maintenance keeping unnecessary programs to a minimum and spending minimal bucks on a good soundcard you should be able to function quite well for average use. MJ
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Audioon 5/19/2002
OK, Let's try this, IF VV3 has the best of VA2 why no ASIO?
My insurance policy requires that I be the ONLY driver for my Ford Econoline and volume and tone control knobs were included on the dash. MJ
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Audioon 5/18/2002
OK, Let's try this, IF VV3 has the best of VA2 why no ASIO?
How do I remove the music leaving only the vocals?
MJhig
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