Its great but why the hell won't it record to the hard drive without skipping!
I am forced to record to minidisc first then input it back into my pc, its a long way round and i loose sound quality!
What can I do??
I got an AMD K6-2 500, 128 Mb and a Voodoo 3 3500
Windows XP
I am forced to record to minidisc first then input it back into my pc, its a long way round and i loose sound quality!
What can I do??
I got an AMD K6-2 500, 128 Mb and a Voodoo 3 3500
Windows XP
Posted Mon 11 Mar 02 @ 7:49 pm
ur pc aint fast enuff
remove all programs from backgrnd
or buy lotsa ram/processor speed :D
remove all programs from backgrnd
or buy lotsa ram/processor speed :D
Posted Mon 11 Mar 02 @ 7:53 pm
MixMasterMatt
no, your computer should be fast enough. Just close all programs running in the background. If this fails, download a program from downloads.com that will let you record what's playing over your speakers. With a separate recorder, you can even record into mp3 format.
-MixMasterMatt
-MixMasterMatt
Posted Mon 11 Mar 02 @ 10:49 pm
alrea
Use windows with less resolution : 16 bits is enough. Use a light skin, such as the classic one. Disable autoprotection. Use the letest drivers, directX 8.1... Be sure that your DMA is activated, try not to record on the same drive than the one on which windows is installed.
Hope this helps, Adrien
Hope this helps, Adrien
Posted Mon 11 Mar 02 @ 10:56 pm
trip_likeido
If you are still having problems with recording in atomix .... try out Supermp3recorder (www.supermp3recorder.com) ... Ikke recommended it to me .... it's the best !
Posted Tue 12 Mar 02 @ 12:57 am
Thanks for all the advice guys.
Looks like I have solved it, but my cpu to 504 MHz ( 112 x 4.5 )
Looks like the faster system bus and improved things, no skips or jumps :)
Running nice and stable too.
Looks like I have solved it, but my cpu to 504 MHz ( 112 x 4.5 )
Looks like the faster system bus and improved things, no skips or jumps :)
Running nice and stable too.
Posted Wed 13 Mar 02 @ 5:25 pm