gpetro
Hi Guys,
Great software. a few newb ?'s
I have a 2009 macbook (white). It is hooked up to a bluetooth speaker. The audio from VDJ will not play through BT. My regular computer sounds and audio still come through the BT speaker.. any thoughts?
Next. Is there a way to listen to the next track queued up in the headphones without fading into the mix.. basically just to queue it just in headphones before i mix it in?
Thanks in advance.
Great software. a few newb ?'s
I have a 2009 macbook (white). It is hooked up to a bluetooth speaker. The audio from VDJ will not play through BT. My regular computer sounds and audio still come through the BT speaker.. any thoughts?
Next. Is there a way to listen to the next track queued up in the headphones without fading into the mix.. basically just to queue it just in headphones before i mix it in?
Thanks in advance.
Posted Tue 11 Jun 13 @ 9:38 am
Haui70
You have to select the soundcard inside VDJ which one will feed the BT speaker.
VDJ do not "use" speakers, it use a soundcard.
Maybe you have to adjust also something inside the Mac sound management.
To prelisten, you need to have min. a 4.1 soundcard or you use two soundcards.
The Mac build in soundcard can't handle that.
The only way would be to split the soundcard output into two mono signals.
Have look here:
http://www.virtualdj.com/images/pdf/VirtualDJ%207%20-%20Audio%20Setup%20Guide.pdf
VDJ do not "use" speakers, it use a soundcard.
Maybe you have to adjust also something inside the Mac sound management.
To prelisten, you need to have min. a 4.1 soundcard or you use two soundcards.
The Mac build in soundcard can't handle that.
The only way would be to split the soundcard output into two mono signals.
Have look here:
http://www.virtualdj.com/images/pdf/VirtualDJ%207%20-%20Audio%20Setup%20Guide.pdf
Posted Wed 12 Jun 13 @ 5:44 am