By b4571
Tue May 04, 2010 7:59 pm
Dear MPC users,
I picked up a new MPC 2500 four days ago. But something bothers me: Left & right audio channels are out of sync every once in a while for the duration of one sample. In these cases always the left channel seems to be delayed, beginning with the starting point of the sample and ending when the sample is over. Other samples that play simultaneously are not affected. It happens randomly and it seems to affect all samples. Sometimes it happens every few minutes or so, sometimes it doesn´t happen for more than an hour. All kinds of samples are affected - short samples, long samples...
As a software developer I am pretty sure this is a software problem. My question: Did you ever realise this behaviour on your MPC 2500 (or 1000)? Is it fixed by the JJ OS? Of course you would most likely hear this bug on headphones, the sound seems to come from the right side when the bug occurs...
I also had 4 data losses in 4 days
but AFAIK these problems have been adressed by the JJ. I just don´t wanna install JJ OS until I know that I´ll keep the machine.
Please report your findings!
I picked up a new MPC 2500 four days ago. But something bothers me: Left & right audio channels are out of sync every once in a while for the duration of one sample. In these cases always the left channel seems to be delayed, beginning with the starting point of the sample and ending when the sample is over. Other samples that play simultaneously are not affected. It happens randomly and it seems to affect all samples. Sometimes it happens every few minutes or so, sometimes it doesn´t happen for more than an hour. All kinds of samples are affected - short samples, long samples...
As a software developer I am pretty sure this is a software problem. My question: Did you ever realise this behaviour on your MPC 2500 (or 1000)? Is it fixed by the JJ OS? Of course you would most likely hear this bug on headphones, the sound seems to come from the right side when the bug occurs...
I also had 4 data losses in 4 days
Please report your findings!







