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Topic: Some hardware questions about VDJ 6.0.5 Mac & PC

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1. Is Serato SL3 box supported now for Mac and PC?
2. Is Numark TTM-57 supported now for Mac & PC?
3. Is Numark NS7 supported now to play videos for Mac & PC?
4. Is Serato SL1 box now supported for Mac too?

Thank you
 
Posted Mon 11 Jan 10 @ 5:59 pm
1. Currently VDJ does not support SL3 yet (I think);
2. Serato TTM-57 (not Numark) as you can read in Rane website "EXTERNAL AUDIO INTERFACE
Use the TTM 57SL as a high-quality USB audio interface for your favorite Mac or PC software."
3. Numark NS7 is supported by VDJ both PC and MAC
4. Serato SL1 is supported by VDJ.
 
Super- wrote :
1. Is Serato SL3 box supported now for Mac and PC?
2. Is Rane TTM-57 SL supported now for Mac & PC?
3. Is Numark NS7 supported now to play videos for Mac & PC?
4. Is Serato SL1 box now supported for Mac too?

Thank you


Number 2 is Rane TTM-57 SL not Numark.

1. Is Serato SL3 box supported now for Mac and PC?
2. Is Rane TTM-57 SL supported now for Mac & PC?
3. Is Numark NS7 supported now to play videos for Mac & PC?
4. Is Serato SL1 box now supported for Mac too?
 
sischo wrote :

4. Serato SL1 is supported by VDJ.


I know that is for PC version since long time ago. But it wasn't supported in Mac version. I wonder if it is now?
 
1. SL3 is not currently supported on PC or Mac (The manufacturer has not released any standard drivers for it yet to make this possible.)

2. TTM-57SL is supported as an audio mixer only. The sound card cannot be used for timecode as far as I'm aware. However, it can be used as a standard audio interface for output only (E.g: If you are using mouse/keyboard or a MIDI controller.)

3. NS7 is supported in the latest version of VirtualDJ, but it will require a high-end computer.

4. SL1 works on Windows PC only (The manufacturer has not released a Mac compatible driver for it yet.)
 
jpboggis wrote :
1. SL3 is not currently supported on PC or Mac (The manufacturer has not released any standard drivers for it yet to make this possible.)

2. TTM-57SL is supported as an audio mixer only. The sound card cannot be used for timecode as far as I'm aware. However, it can be used as a standard audio interface for output only (E.g: If you are using mouse/keyboard or a MIDI controller.)

3. NS7 is supported in the latest version of VirtualDJ, but it will require a high-end computer.

4. SL1 works on Windows PC only (The manufacturer has not released a Mac compatible driver for it yet.)


Thanx. That was very helpful.

I have the latest MacBook Pro 2,8GHZ with Nvidia 9600 (512MB)
Rane TTM-57
SL3 serato box
Hercules RMX
Technics 1200's
Ia m currently using Serato + MixEmergency video plugin (ME is really amazing).
Since I own a VDJ licence, I wanted to see if it has moved forward recently.
In my opinion (I am considering video only) VDJ great features and possibilities, but hassle to get it work and rely on it.
Serato + MixEmergency = great stability, and great features thanx to ME (Video SL is too way basic).
At the end I like VDJ's feature but trough the years I couldn't get it reliable (time code vinyls and it would crack for no reason after some hours of work).

I tried Numark NS7 at last years NAMM and I really liked it..
 

SL3 could not work because it was made this way on propose. You only can use this box with Serato. If you like to use VirtualDJ on Mac, you need another sound card or interfase that let you use it. I like to use Echo AudioFire 4 as my sound card, have better deep sound than SSL even in 44.1KHz 16 bits (as is used now for VirtualDJ). With VirtualDJ 6.0.5 you could find a better timecode stability and work around. You could use it with Serato timecode vinyls or cds at 100% responsive and reliable. However, don't take may word but do some test to find out how it goes for you.

BE aware on any hardware that has ITCH as a bundle, because some of them don't have drivers to be use with Windows or Mac without ITCH. For example NS-7 got Windows drivers, but VCI-300 don't.

Good Luck!
 
Thank you ACW, that was helpful :)
 


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