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problems with loading songs in RAM
Posted:
17 Oct 2008, 13:41by whiteboy
Hi,
I'm a MV user for about 2 years now, but i'm new on the forum! I bought a new laptop 2 weeks ago (a quite strong one) but the songs keep on crackling very often. I read the topics about that, tried all the settings and I guess the problem is I don't let the songs load into RAM....BECAUSE THERE IS NO SUCH OPTION IN THE MENU!!! Am I did something wrong during the install? Or Am I using the wrong skin? Pls help!
thx
Re: problems with loading songs in RAM
Posted:
17 Oct 2008, 14:15by N-deep
What version are you talking about? Is it the 7.1? Can you post a config report?
Re: problems with loading songs in RAM
Posted:
17 Oct 2008, 14:19by polocorp
hi whiteboy, welcome to the forum...
crackling can come from a lot of different issues. please give us more information :
what vversion are you using ? what sound interface and driver version ? what operatin system ?
cheers
Re: problems with loading songs in RAM
Posted:
17 Oct 2008, 16:57by whiteboy
Win Xp Pro SP2
Core 2 Duo 2Ghz
250 GB HDD, 2Gb Ram
ASIO U46MKII soundcard
I've tried all combinations with all versions from 6.394 to 7.1, also with the soundcard drivers (from 1.028 to 1.039) the crackling always appeared after a bit, so that's why i desperately want to try saving the files into ram, but as I said, there's no such option i can check....
Re: problems with loading songs in RAM
Posted:
20 Oct 2008, 10:17by N-deep
N-deep wrote:Can you post a config report?
Re: problems with loading songs in RAM
Posted:
20 Oct 2008, 20:48by whiteboy
Here's the config report:
Re: problems with loading songs in RAM
Posted:
21 Oct 2008, 10:25by polocorp
your report seems fine. are you running an anti-virus or firewall ? did you check on all your background processes ?
regarding the RAM loading. In the general manu you can define the maximum length of a track that should be loaded in the RAM. 99% of tracks are less then 10 mins and will be loaded in the RAM after being analyzed. this porcess can be sped up by pre-analyzing the mediabase.