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I have an internal Realtek audio setup, and I managed to get it to work
with much lower latency by using the ASIO4ALL driver. Might be
worth a shot. --Josh dm wrote: -----Original Message----- From: Per Boysen [mailto:perboysen@gmail.com] Sent: Sunday, August 27, 2006 4:06 AM How about the hard drive you lay down audio to? ====== Thanks, Per. I usually keep the drive defragged, but tried it anyway. No effect. But,...and I offer this to document it online for anyone who develops a similar problem.... I found that the audio drivers were set wrong for AL5. I also run Cubase on my laptop. I had set the audio to use Stienberg's ASIO wrapper. During the early part of the learning curve on a new system, I hadn't done much with Cubase beyond opening it up and looking around, spending all of my time with AL to be fluent with it as quickly as possible because of my work. A couple of weeks ago, I used Cubase to record a demo of a new song. Soon after, I began having the problem with AL, but didn't make the connection. After exhausting everything else, I switched the audio driver type in AL from ASIO back to MME/DirectX. The system played a processor heavy file for 40 minutes with no glitching. Now, running the system for 3 days, I haven't had the first (un-intentional) stutter in AL5. I am convinced this problem is resolved. I don't know if it's ASIO or just the Steinberg wrapper in particular, but opt for another solution. I plan to eventually upgrade to E-Mu's 1616m for all serious audio applications, but the internal Realtek is doing fine in the interim. Thank you to all who offered suggestions. dm www.music.download.com/danmontgomery www.myspace.com/precentor ============ -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.11.7/432 - Release Date: 8/29/2006 |