 cracks and Pops, external HD, buffers and firewire |
 lun. 27 mars 2006, 00:18
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This is getting off the main topic a little but now that you mention it. I have been running loops off of a 7200 RPM external HD (Oxford chipset) enclosure & really don't notice ANY change in my CPU load (still pretty high) & also have been known to get "pops & clicks" in my audio (doesn't happen when running from my system drive, but I did increase my sample & plug in buffer rate & it did seem to improve things somewhat). Am I doing something wrong? The drive enclosure is from Tiger Direct & my Mac automatically recognized it as an "Oxford" drive. I have it running into my FW800 port on my 1.5GHZ G4 Powerbook via a 400 to 800 adapter cable. I am also using a Mackie Onyx FW card & mixer on my FW 400 port. Any suggestions?
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lepetitmartien (separated the post, better as a subject of his ow... lun. 27 mars 2006, 01:16 AlexeyMohr Pops and clicks are usually attributable to clocki... lun. 3 avril 2006, 07:50 Dr. simonjbinks Been down this road a million times. I have an Apo... mar. 4 avril 2006, 07:21 mortalengines I don't have anything connected involving ADAT... mer. 5 avril 2006, 03:46 mortalengines Okay... tried all of the suggestions....increased ... ven. 7 avril 2006, 23:18 drae I seem to have solved my firewire problem - clicks... sam. 8 avril 2006, 01:51 lepetitmartien Drae, you just experienced the evil firewire front... sam. 8 avril 2006, 03:07 gdoubleyou A firewire hub will help relieve the bottleneck, a... jeu. 13 avril 2006, 22:38 mortalengines I will do a quick search on "firewire hub... sam. 15 avril 2006, 00:57
lepetitmartien things like these
(note, I've never used firew... sam. 15 avril 2006, 02:31  |
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