djtaz_
Well i have tried all these things 2 different times, and nothing helped (as posted in the first post in here i made ;-) )
But i can try again of course maybe all good 3 times is a success
DJ TaZ
But i can try again of course maybe all good 3 times is a success
DJ TaZ
Posted Wed 07 Jun 06 @ 8:32 pm
ViperVin
I just find it very odd that I have to turn off even more background apps when I still have ~1gb of free RAM with VDJ loaded.
Posted Wed 07 Jun 06 @ 8:44 pm
djtaz_
I have read in other Asio audio forums that it can be an issue with processes (Background apps) and other stuff, but normally this applies to people with lesser specs than we have, thats why i still strongly believe its a driver or chipset issue
Posted Wed 07 Jun 06 @ 9:35 pm
xeon
Maybe because you are right? :)
Posted Wed 07 Jun 06 @ 10:54 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
I'm pretty sure its a chipset, usb or irq issue...
If it works perfect at desktop, but not at laptop, then there is something in the hardware configuration on the laptop..
IRQ sharing with USB would be the nr1 enemy..
If it works perfect at desktop, but not at laptop, then there is something in the hardware configuration on the laptop..
IRQ sharing with USB would be the nr1 enemy..
Posted Thu 08 Jun 06 @ 12:05 am
Andrew87
Do Intel laptops work like AMD ones? What I mean is, the CPU adjust it's multiplier on-the-fly as it sees fit to conserve battery power, so your CPU could really be running at only 800 Mhz rather than at it's full potential. You could test this by running the program CPU-Z adjacent Virtual DJ and see if it runs at fullspeed.
Posted Thu 08 Jun 06 @ 12:09 am
xeon
As dj-in-norway said it is probably IRQ problem. I know that i have many devices at same IRQ in my laptop. But i never tryed to change IRQs. I have every function set just like on desktop computer and still doesn't work.
Posted Thu 08 Jun 06 @ 8:43 am
djtaz_
Well i tried changing IRQ (WITH DJ-IN-Norway) , pulled out devices from my laptop, stop USB ports and other parts i didn't use, and i had no IQ sharing conflict. But it still didn't help so im sure that is not the case either
Posted Thu 08 Jun 06 @ 9:12 am
Andrew87
Andrew87 wrote :
You could test this by running the program CPU-Z adjacent Virtual DJ and see if it runs at fullspeed.
Worth a try, quite a simple test too.
Posted Thu 08 Jun 06 @ 9:20 am