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Subject:SF7 Recording Problem: Skip? Posted by: aschwabe Date:10/12/2003 12:29:24 AM I've had the WEIRDEST problem while recording w/ SF7. I have a P4, 2.6GHz, 1GB RAM, lots of drive space, (and yes, I've turned off the "time recorded" to reduce CPU load - I hope that fix comes out soon...that's REALLY annoying). When I record into my MAudio Audiophile 2496 the recording is fine. Levels are normal...but the file seems to SKIP when recording. Which is to say, if I record a phrase like, "The next step is to enter your credit card number," it ends up being, "The next step is t-edit card number." What the....?! Has anyone else experienced this? It's really strange. I can't say in 5 years of direct to disc recording that I've ever encountered this issue. Thoughts? Hints? Things to check/uncheck/do/undo?
Subject:RE: SF7 Recording Problem: Skip? Reply by: rraud Date:10/13/2003 6:36:58 PM Defragment and run Scan Disk. Shut down all non-essential applications such as anti-virus, screen savers, ect. To see what's running, select: Cntrl+ Alt+ Delete. aka, three fingar salute.
Subject:RE: SF7 Recording Problem: Skip? Reply by: gravey Date:10/13/2003 6:49:18 PM Im getting the same problems mate. I have been recording long mixes from my turntables and all through the recording the mix skips etc. Not very nice. I was thinking if it has something to do with buffering but I doubt it. You should be able to record easily straight to your HDD. If I figure it out, I'll tell you.

Subject:SF7 Recording Problem: Skip?

Posted by: aschwabe

Date:10/12/2003 12:29:24 AM

I've had the WEIRDEST problem while recording w/ SF7. I have a P4, 2.6GHz, 1GB RAM, lots of drive space, (and yes, I've turned off the "time recorded" to reduce CPU load - I hope that fix comes out soon...that's REALLY annoying).

When I record into my MAudio Audiophile 2496 the recording is fine. Levels are normal...but the file seems to SKIP when recording. Which is to say, if I record a phrase like, "The next step is to enter your credit card number," it ends up being, "The next step is t-edit card number."

What the....?!

Has anyone else experienced this? It's really strange. I can't say in 5 years of direct to disc recording that I've ever encountered this issue.

Thoughts? Hints? Things to check/uncheck/do/undo?

Subject:RE: SF7 Recording Problem: Skip?

Reply by: rraud

Date:10/13/2003 6:36:58 PM

Defragment and run Scan Disk.

Shut down all non-essential applications such as anti-virus, screen savers,
ect.
To see what's running, select: Cntrl+ Alt+ Delete. aka, three fingar salute.

Subject:RE: SF7 Recording Problem: Skip?

Reply by: gravey

Date:10/13/2003 6:49:18 PM

Im getting the same problems mate.

I have been recording long mixes from my turntables and all through the recording the mix skips etc. Not very nice.

I was thinking if it has something to do with buffering but I doubt it.
You should be able to record easily straight to your HDD.

If I figure it out, I'll tell you.