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Post by syrjosh on Mar 15, 2005 8:40:46 GMT
Hello
I just installed asio4all... It seems I can't do better than 8ms latency, does it sound "normal" to all of you ?
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Post by Syrjosh on Mar 15, 2005 8:49:57 GMT
I mean... I have a laptop (compaq 2519EU) whose config is :
CPU : P4 2,66Ghz
512 Mo RAM
DD 40 Go
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Post by Martijn on Mar 15, 2005 12:55:16 GMT
What's your audio card, what are your settings in ASIO4all, which program do you use?
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Post by Syrjosh on Mar 15, 2005 14:06:03 GMT
Sorry for not thinking of saying that beforehand ;D My audio card is : Conexant AMC AUDIO with OUT 2x8-48Hz, 16 bits IN 2x8-48Hz, 16 bits My settings in ASIO4all are : - Latency Compensation : In & Out : 0 samples - I do not use the hardware buffer (cos it makes my sound crappy) - Kernel Buffers : 2 - I put on "Always Resample from 44.1 to 48" (but I don't think it really matters regarding my deal) - I put on "Force WDM Driver To 16 Bit" (but I'm not really sure it is useful given that I still have 16 Bit anyways) - ASIO Buffer Size = 384 Samples minimum (actually need 416 to make it good) I merely use Guitar Rig so far, and the latency is quite hearable, shameful it's not better though... even though its way better than before ! Thx for helping Martijn  |
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Post by Martijn on Mar 16, 2005 8:51:07 GMT
Hiya,
Looking at your settings, I dont think you'll get any lower.
You could disable your audio-in if you dont need it.
Not really a solution, but a different soundcard instead of your onboard chip, will reduce the latency and cpu use.
happy music making! Grtz
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Post by Syrjosh on Mar 17, 2005 0:22:18 GMT
Cool
Thanks
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