Dj Arnaud
Hi sometimes whem am working with VDJ it skips a beat,
someone els has the same prob with the software?
Greetings A.Bos
someone els has the same prob with the software?
Greetings A.Bos
Posted Mon 09 May 05 @ 8:32 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
try this :
1. Turn REACTIVITY in general settings back to normal or slow (normal is what VDJ was before 2.1, and is better for slower pcs with less ram)
2. Turn off read id tags (slows down the soft a bit of slow pc)
1. Turn REACTIVITY in general settings back to normal or slow (normal is what VDJ was before 2.1, and is better for slower pcs with less ram)
2. Turn off read id tags (slows down the soft a bit of slow pc)
Posted Mon 09 May 05 @ 8:41 pm
DJ Rick
I was able to get it to skip... In order to do so, I had a hard drive de-fragging, a video encoding, ad-aware doing a scan, Norton anti virus doing a scan... then I set up a big print job to print. It skipped twice.
Now, I would never do any of that while working, so I figure I'm pretty safe.
Now, I would never do any of that while working, so I figure I'm pretty safe.
Posted Tue 10 May 05 @ 12:20 am
lopez453
Maybe he was talking about skipping a beat when timestretch is on and you play your songs faster and not the skipping (pauses) in the song when there is high cpu usage
sometimes it sounds like you skipped a beat ... it depends on the song.
If this is the case, try to turn timestretch off and let us know
sometimes it sounds like you skipped a beat ... it depends on the song.
If this is the case, try to turn timestretch off and let us know
Posted Tue 10 May 05 @ 12:46 pm
erxon
Yup! It might be timestretch.
Posted Tue 10 May 05 @ 1:34 pm