Aark 20/20+ with Sound Forge 4.0 -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:Aark 20/20+ with Sound Forge 4.0 Posted by: antwerp Date:5/5/2000 7:37:00 AM I'm running S/Pdif from my DAT into an Aark 20/20+ with the driver downloaded from Aardvarks sight. All levels are fine and the program records well until what seems like random points in the recording (and I say this since there seems to be no pattern as to when this begins. It can happen 2:15 into a song and then if I record the samepiece again, it'll be fine or it will show up elsewhere)the entire recording begins to break down into a distorted pile of... something. I have proper, matching bit rates, and frequencies in all options unless I'm missing one somewhere. I am convinced that it has something to do with buffers although I don't find anywhere (Imagine that) what the proper buffer settings should be with a 450mHz Celeron processor and 128mb of RAM. I'm also wondering if what I'm trying to do is pushing my RAM size but as far as I can tell I have plenty of it. Col
Subject:Re: Aark 20/20+ with Sound Forge 4.0 Reply by: antwerp Date:5/5/2000 8:24:00 AM By the way, I am running Windows 98b Colin MacCarthy wrote: >>I'm running S/Pdif from my DAT into an Aark 20/20+ with the >>driver downloaded from Aardvarks sight. All levels are fine >>and the program records well until what seems like random >>points in the recording (and I say this since there seems to >>be no pattern as to when this begins. It can happen 2:15 >>into a song and then if I record the samepiece again, it'll >>be fine or it will show up elsewhere)the entire recording >>begins to break down into a distorted pile of... something. >> >>I have proper, matching bit rates, and frequencies in all >>options unless I'm missing one somewhere. I am convinced >>that it has something to do with buffers although I don't >>find anywhere (Imagine that) what the proper buffer settings >>should be with a 450mHz Celeron processor and 128mb of RAM. >>I'm also wondering if what I'm trying to do is pushing my >>RAM size but as far as I can tell I have plenty of it. >> >>Col

Subject:Aark 20/20+ with Sound Forge 4.0

Posted by: antwerp

Date:5/5/2000 7:37:00 AM

I'm running S/Pdif from my DAT into an Aark 20/20+ with the
driver downloaded from Aardvarks sight. All levels are fine
and the program records well until what seems like random
points in the recording (and I say this since there seems to
be no pattern as to when this begins. It can happen 2:15
into a song and then if I record the samepiece again, it'll
be fine or it will show up elsewhere)the entire recording
begins to break down into a distorted pile of... something.

I have proper, matching bit rates, and frequencies in all
options unless I'm missing one somewhere. I am convinced
that it has something to do with buffers although I don't
find anywhere (Imagine that) what the proper buffer settings
should be with a 450mHz Celeron processor and 128mb of RAM.
I'm also wondering if what I'm trying to do is pushing my
RAM size but as far as I can tell I have plenty of it.

Col

Subject:Re: Aark 20/20+ with Sound Forge 4.0

Reply by: antwerp

Date:5/5/2000 8:24:00 AM

By the way, I am running Windows 98b

Colin MacCarthy wrote:
>>I'm running S/Pdif from my DAT into an Aark 20/20+ with the
>>driver downloaded from Aardvarks sight. All levels are fine
>>and the program records well until what seems like random
>>points in the recording (and I say this since there seems to
>>be no pattern as to when this begins. It can happen 2:15
>>into a song and then if I record the samepiece again, it'll
>>be fine or it will show up elsewhere)the entire recording
>>begins to break down into a distorted pile of... something.
>>
>>I have proper, matching bit rates, and frequencies in all
>>options unless I'm missing one somewhere. I am convinced
>>that it has something to do with buffers although I don't
>>find anywhere (Imagine that) what the proper buffer settings
>>should be with a 450mHz Celeron processor and 128mb of RAM.
>>I'm also wondering if what I'm trying to do is pushing my
>>RAM size but as far as I can tell I have plenty of it.
>>
>>Col