By pcpat
Mon Mar 02, 2015 8:35 am
Cool.
In the audio section in preferences, yes.
You can change the Audio Buffer Size, yes.
If you increase it you'll increase latency as well... mad, i kno.
I'm assuming you at 64, I'd suggest, increase to 128 and work for a bit if it starts distorting again increase to 192, if it starts distorting again increase to 256... till you find the setting your machine can cope with.
or beef it up with more ram ;-/[/quote]
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Thanks again for your suggestions
You can manually change the latency adjust which is from the factory set at 1151
(to be honest I don't knwo what that numbers mean)
However you can't change the buffering size - it is set with 5.7 seconds / 256
There is no other choice you can't scroll to other sizes
In the audio section in preferences, yes.
You can change the Audio Buffer Size, yes.
If you increase it you'll increase latency as well... mad, i kno.
I'm assuming you at 64, I'd suggest, increase to 128 and work for a bit if it starts distorting again increase to 192, if it starts distorting again increase to 256... till you find the setting your machine can cope with.
or beef it up with more ram ;-/[/quote]
=================================================
Thanks again for your suggestions
You can manually change the latency adjust which is from the factory set at 1151
(to be honest I don't knwo what that numbers mean)
However you can't change the buffering size - it is set with 5.7 seconds / 256
There is no other choice you can't scroll to other sizes

