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Funky-TPRO InfinityMember since 2006
In TC mode every time when i move the needle across the vinyl to listen different parts of the song, i get ½ second playback of the last needle drop i did, then right after it plays the actual position of the song. Everything is happening in a split of second.
Any idea?

VDJ v.4.2
LAPTOP: DELL
CPU: INTEL 3.2 GHz HT
RAM: 1.2 Gig
SOUND: MAYA44USB
 

Posted Tue 02 Jan 07 @ 3:35 pm
sbangsPRO InfinityMember since 2004
which timecode mode?
 

Posted Tue 02 Jan 07 @ 3:47 pm
Funky-TPRO InfinityMember since 2006
In all... only when i use the VTC's when i do needle dropping.
When i use the DAC3 everything it's ok.
 

Posted Tue 02 Jan 07 @ 8:36 pm

Think its something we gotta live with.

It takes a split second to tell the software that you did needle drop, and telling where you're at now
 

Posted Tue 02 Jan 07 @ 8:50 pm
Funky-TPRO InfinityMember since 2006
Maybe i didn't say it right. It's not a gap/silence for 1/2 sec, it's actualy 1/2 sec of my previous neddle drop, is like repeating/remembering my last drop for 1/2 sec and after that it's playing properly at the new position/groove.

I say this because i did not hear this before the last update.
 

Posted Wed 03 Jan 07 @ 5:10 am
thats strange, because when i had the time coded vinyl working, its not now, anyways it didnt do that to me, try lowering your performence tab to try and free up some cpu, what soundcard r u using?????? as norway says, and i quote ALWAYS SET LATENCY TO AUTO IN VDJ!!! thats the exact words he used and he also put it in caps, sorry norway i had to use it, it was there, hehehe
 

Posted Wed 03 Jan 07 @ 8:10 am
Funky-TPRO InfinityMember since 2006
hmm... if i lower any of my settings lower than i have it right now why should i use a 3.0 GHz HT :)
well...how yours is behaving when you do needle drop, exactly like mine...is normal like that?
"repeating/remembering my last drop for 1/2 sec and after that it's playing properly"
 

Posted Wed 03 Jan 07 @ 8:27 pm
mine did not repeat for a second when i needle dropped tho, it played in the right place
 

Posted Thu 04 Jan 07 @ 1:36 am
When you needle drop, VDJ won't know the position has changed until it reads a timecode from the vinyl (Or CD) with the new position. This is why you hear a short clip of sound from the previous position - It knows the record (Or CD) is spinning, but does not know the position in the song has changed until it reads a timecode with the new position.
 

Posted Thu 04 Jan 07 @ 7:02 pm
Funky-TPRO InfinityMember since 2006
Thank you...you have the perfect answer so far.

All TC systems up there they do the same thing?
Should this be something to get fixed in the new update if possible?
 

Posted Fri 05 Jan 07 @ 1:55 pm
ChunkyHome userMember since 2005
Just a thought but perhaps this is a problem with a buffer not being cleared somewhere? (either in a soundcard or in VDJ itself)

If there is still some audio from the last part of the TCV which you were playing kicking around in the buffer (like the last bit of water in a hosepipe when you switch the water off), it is possibly reaching VDJ when you needle-drop somewhere else. (I.e. turn the hose back on again) and causing the problem you are seeing.

Just a thought - cos I'm not an expert in this sorta stuff by a mile. :o)
 

Posted Fri 05 Jan 07 @ 2:23 pm
Funky-TPRO InfinityMember since 2006
Maybe, but what should i check, what kind of testing i need to to, far as i remember i did not had this problem before, but maybe i'm wrong, maybe i didn't notice till now.
 

Posted Fri 05 Jan 07 @ 6:55 pm
Funky-T wrote :
All TC systems up there they do the same thing?


I'm not sure about other timecode systems because I've only ever used timecode in VDJ.

I don't think it's a buffer problem because if it was, you would also get the same behaviour when using controllers such as the DAC-3, etc. (Or even mouse/keyboard shortcuts!)

One possible way around this would be to add an option to VDJ so that if the record/CD is paused for a given amount of time (E.g: 1000ms), motion will then be ignored until positional information is read from the timecode.
 

Posted Fri 05 Jan 07 @ 7:05 pm
Funky-TPRO InfinityMember since 2006
jpboggis wrote :
One possible way around this would be to add an option to VDJ so that if the record/CD is paused for a given amount of time (E.g: 1000ms), motion will then be ignored until positional information is read from the timecode


Make's sense...but maybe do you think is got something to do with the latency ?
 

Posted Fri 05 Jan 07 @ 7:22 pm
Yes, latency may make a difference to how pronounced the problem is (High buffer size will mean VDJ will take longer to read a timecode and the response will be more laggy too.)
 

Posted Fri 05 Jan 07 @ 7:37 pm
Funky-TPRO InfinityMember since 2006
wessmith wrote :
mine did not repeat for a second when i needle dropped tho, it played in the right place


soo... for some people works good and for others don't, how many of you experienced this?
Please pay attention to the problem, not just come here and say "it works on mine". I would like if possible to hear a sample from you doing needle drop for at least 6 times or more from different parts of a song.

Please guys check on this when you get home.
 

Posted Fri 05 Jan 07 @ 9:06 pm
Funky-TPRO InfinityMember since 2006
Soo...nobody can explain this?
 

Posted Sat 06 Jan 07 @ 11:23 pm
sbangsPRO InfinityMember since 2004
try first the lowest latency possible

then autolatency

what happens?

 

Posted Sun 07 Jan 07 @ 12:59 am


when I close my Atomix free version, the computer is closed also abruptly.
could you help me please?

lorsque je ferme mon Atomix, l'ordinateur se ferme aussi brusquement.;(
 

Posted Sun 07 Jan 07 @ 4:20 pm
sbangsPRO InfinityMember since 2004
stickybomb wrote :


when I close my Atomix free version, the computer is closed also abruptly.
could you help me please?

lorsque je ferme mon Atomix, l'ordinateur se ferme aussi brusquement.;(


i answered on you other post please stay on topic and dont double post

thanks.
 

Posted Sun 07 Jan 07 @ 5:02 pm
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