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Alright,
I've been messing around with virtual DJ trying to get timecodes setup... I only have one timecode, so I only need one input on my soundcard.
If I disable this input through ASIO's configuration panel, all's good: my master output (configured as channel 1&2) is on front left/right and my headphones (configured as channel 3&4) come out on center/sub.
Here's where the problem begins: If I enable the input, without changing any of the channel configurations, the timecode works, but the rest of the setup doesn't. The headphone output shifts to rear left/right but it also gets summed with the master output and comes out at the front left/right output. Basically, I can hear what is coming out of the headphones on top of the master on my speakers.
When I switch the output setting, so that headphones come out on channel 1&2 and main comes out on channel 3&4, the same summing concept seems to happen. Master is combined with the headphone output on the front left/right and the master alone comes out on rear left/right.
My input is set as 'single timcode' output as 'headphones' and driver as 'ASIO driver'
I'm running VDJ 5.2 Pro
ASIO4ALL v2
As you've probably guessed, I'm using a 5.1 sound card
The time code is on the line-in input,
The outputs can be anywhere for all I care,
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I've been messing around with virtual DJ trying to get timecodes setup... I only have one timecode, so I only need one input on my soundcard.
If I disable this input through ASIO's configuration panel, all's good: my master output (configured as channel 1&2) is on front left/right and my headphones (configured as channel 3&4) come out on center/sub.
Here's where the problem begins: If I enable the input, without changing any of the channel configurations, the timecode works, but the rest of the setup doesn't. The headphone output shifts to rear left/right but it also gets summed with the master output and comes out at the front left/right output. Basically, I can hear what is coming out of the headphones on top of the master on my speakers.
When I switch the output setting, so that headphones come out on channel 1&2 and main comes out on channel 3&4, the same summing concept seems to happen. Master is combined with the headphone output on the front left/right and the master alone comes out on rear left/right.
My input is set as 'single timcode' output as 'headphones' and driver as 'ASIO driver'
I'm running VDJ 5.2 Pro
ASIO4ALL v2
As you've probably guessed, I'm using a 5.1 sound card
The time code is on the line-in input,
The outputs can be anywhere for all I care,
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Posted Sat 21 Nov 09 @ 8:43 pm
Tear Em 'Up
If your using your PCs integral soundcard it is not really set up to run ASIO for time codes. You realy need a 4 in 4 out ASIO type sound card like the Maya
Posted Sat 21 Nov 09 @ 9:58 pm