wickedmix
also the reason we think your using the Bluetooth and maybe don't realize it is because the speaker name is here instead of the onboard sound of the laptop.
Posté Sat 30 Jun 18 @ 5:49 pm
JayKnip
Sorry for the late response. The speakers are EV's 12's connected by cord not bluetooth. I did turn off bluetooth and it did it again.
Posté Sun 01 Jul 18 @ 4:37 pm
Adion
But what are they connected to?
You should make sure that the correct device is selected in virtualdj audio settings then
You should make sure that the correct device is selected in virtualdj audio settings then
Posté Sun 01 Jul 18 @ 4:39 pm
JayKnip
Okay I'll check.
Speakers are connected to a crossover - then out to the mixing board - i also have a 18in Sub powered by a amp that runs to crossover - then to board.
Speakers are connected to a crossover - then out to the mixing board - i also have a 18in Sub powered by a amp that runs to crossover - then to board.
Posté Sun 01 Jul 18 @ 4:42 pm
groovindj
Somehow I don't think that's for home use...
Posté Sun 01 Jul 18 @ 4:47 pm
JayKnip
Is this better as I checked mixer and headphones ?
https://www.dropbox.com/s/38pu3p737oy8ecj/Photo%20Jul%2001%2C%2012%2045%2001%20PM.jpg?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/38pu3p737oy8ecj/Photo%20Jul%2001%2C%2012%2045%2001%20PM.jpg?dl=0
Posté Sun 01 Jul 18 @ 4:50 pm
JayKnip
It's home use, but would this go away with a paid version or is it the same ?
Posté Sun 01 Jul 18 @ 4:51 pm
JayKnip
I've never had this problem before over all these years.
Posté Sun 01 Jul 18 @ 5:02 pm
wickedmix
paying for it wont make the issue disappear
do you still have the problem with the realtek device selected? if so search out updated drives and make sure none of the built in FX are active in windows.
do you still have the problem with the realtek device selected? if so search out updated drives and make sure none of the built in FX are active in windows.
Posté Sun 01 Jul 18 @ 5:14 pm
JayKnip
I'll try it like this and see if it happens, and all my drives are up to date.
Posté Sun 01 Jul 18 @ 5:16 pm
Adion
Where are your headphones connected to? Your realtek only seems to have a single output, so the headphone output will not work like that
Posté Sun 01 Jul 18 @ 5:34 pm
JayKnip
I don't have headphones. I just checked it since I have a line out coming out of the headphone jack. I really don't know what to have checked.
Posté Sun 01 Jul 18 @ 5:36 pm
Adion
If you only have speakers it should be speakers only
Posté Sun 01 Jul 18 @ 5:58 pm
JayKnip
Okay, why would it make the songs playback wrong ?
Posté Sun 01 Jul 18 @ 6:44 pm
groovindj
If you just have a pair of headphones plugged into the laptop rather than your huge PA system, does the audio still skip?
Posté Sun 01 Jul 18 @ 6:47 pm
JayKnip
Yes sir it does.
Posté Sun 01 Jul 18 @ 6:48 pm
groovindj
OK so the issue is definitely within the computer itself...
Have you run a latency checker on it?
Have you run a latency checker on it?
Posté Sun 01 Jul 18 @ 7:27 pm
locoDog
when it happnens, what happens if you press apply in audio config?
Posté Sun 01 Jul 18 @ 7:41 pm
JayKnip
Well it's a new computer so I hope not!
Posté Sun 01 Jul 18 @ 8:16 pm
JayKnip
I've never hit apply while it's happening, and what would I be applying ?
Also, I believe it has to be something during the loading of the song.
Of course I could be wrong.
Yesterday it did it, and I loaded the next song and it did it again.
Also, I believe it has to be something during the loading of the song.
Of course I could be wrong.
Yesterday it did it, and I loaded the next song and it did it again.
Posté Sun 01 Jul 18 @ 8:18 pm
