Hi Felix,
The latency settings in your soundcard would be interesting. Did you try to change these to higher settings already?
Best,
Paul
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Hi Paul,
are you referring to the I/O buffer settings in Logic? I changed those from 64 to 128 but the problem still exists. I didn't experience any latency issues on the slave (note delays etc.) to begin with. It all looks/sounds like as if the CPU is maxed out but the CPU meter on the VEP instance fluctuates only between 20% and 70%. The fewer tracks in an instance of VEP the less the dropouts/stuttering it seems. Could I have a wrong network setting between master and slave?
Thank you!
You could, you could have dynamic IP.Could I have a wrong network setting between master and slave?
Just to add to what Paul; asked, does your switch come under the heading of a "Green" switch? If so this can also cause problems, so it might be worth trying a different switch, if you absolutely need to have a switch, rather than connecting the computers directly to one another.
Just to be absolutely sure:
DG
@DG said:
Well you should test without MOL and only one Ethernet port active to make sure that things work well. Then gradually add in the other stuff. That way you will find out where the problem really is.
I remember doing this test last year, and the drop out still happened. I recall I just had 1 instrument loaded with 1 instance of VEP going to an empty template of DP7. And it still dropped out...
I'll do the test again and see, but what could it be if the drop outs continue even with this bare bone setup?
Thanks for any help!! ~J