Acid and C-Port DSP 2000 Sound Card -ACID Product Family

Subject:Acid and C-Port DSP 2000 Sound Card Posted by: soulscream Date:4/14/2002 8:56:43 AM Was wondering if anybody out there has been experiencing any playback issues with this set up in Win 98se?? i get alot of glitch's and poping and i'm running a PIII 1.0G w/512 MB RAM, Any help??? Regards Soulscreamer
Subject:RE: Acid and C-Port DSP 2000 Sound Card Reply by: Iacobus Date:4/14/2002 12:52:31 PM Can you give more specifics on your system, like the rest of your hardware and software? Anything running in the background, like utilities and antivirus software? If you've got a lot of Beatmapped type of tracks, try bouncing down to 3-4 tracks at the most. Beatmapped tracks always stream from the hard drive, so your hard drive would be the crucial point here. Having an Ultra ATA, 7200 RPM model certainly helps out. You can also try switching your tracks to Loop type tracks by double-clicking the track's track icon and choosing, "Loop," as the track type under the General tab. Caution: Just one 3-minute track eats ~50 MB of RAM. Even with 512 MB of RAM, you'll run out quickly with a lot of long tracks. Just be cautious and watch the memory usage meter in the lower right. Iacobus

Can you give more specifics on your system, like the rest of your hardware and software? Anything running in the background, like utilities and antivirus software?

If you've got a lot of Beatmapped type of tracks, try bouncing down to 3-4 tracks at the most. Beatmapped tracks always stream from the hard drive, so your hard drive would be the crucial point here. Having an Ultra ATA, 7200 RPM model certainly helps out.

You can also try switching your tracks to Loop type tracks by double-clicking the track's track icon and choosing, "Loop," as the track type under the General tab. Caution: Just one 3-minute track eats ~50 MB of RAM. Even with 512 MB of RAM, you'll run out quickly with a lot of long tracks. Just be cautious and watch the memory usage meter in the lower right.

Iacobus