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Hi, one month ago i posted a problem with my cdj (my vinil was working perfectly) then i solved the problem of my cdj and my turntable and my cdj were perfect, but now i cant calibrate my turntable, i dont know, one day it works, and the next it dosent, any idea? thanks

Have you checked the rca cables? Could you test different CD players?

Cheers,

Steve

the rca cables are ok, are exacty the same that when the turntable was working, i havent more cdj so i cant test with others, i have make a screenshot of the program working an a configuration report, maybe it could help:
Config 2011/03/27 21:25

OS=Microsoft VISTA Service Pack 1 build=6001 processor=PROCESSOR_IDENTIFIER=Intel64 Family 6 Model 23 Stepping 7, GenuineIntel
MixVibes DVS version=7.400 DLL langage=US version=7.400

System Setting
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Load in Ram Channel1= Yes Channel2= Yes
Load memory time limit=13 Load time=normal
Low gui priority=Yes Equalization bypass=Yes
MultiInstance=No

General Setting
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Nb Mixer Channels=2 Nb Samples=16
Windows Caption=Yes Theme=0
TAG V1=Yes TAG V2=Yes

Mix Setting
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AutoCue=Yes AutoGain=Yes AutoBpm at Load=Yes
Display Pitch=Yes Auto Match at load=No
Bpm Range min=78 max=150
Loop in bar boundaries=Yes Security=No History=Yes
Compressor=No Limiter=No

Sound Configuration
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Nb Sound=2 Nb Mixer=0
Managment Type ASIO
Device=MixvibesAsioUMix44 AsioVersion=0 DriverVersion=2
Latency=6 Driver sampling=44100 Nb Input=4 Nb Output=4
Managment Type ASIO
1-U-MIX44 Sound Device 1 2-U-MIX44 Sound Device 2
3-U-MIX44 Sound Device 3 4-U-MIX44 Sound Device 4

Vinyl Configuration
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Vinyl1 connected=CD
Audio=ASIO source=0:U-MIX44 Sound Device 1-U-MIX44 Sound Device 2
Mode=relative time
Riaa=No Preamp Left=1 db Preamp Right=1 db Noise Filter=0 Hz
45T=No InverseLR=No PhaseInv=No



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Always using the same usb port ?
When no use, the computer is off/hibernate or simply sleep mode ?

the usb port i use to conect the sound tarjet (U-Mix44 audio interface) is the same, when i didnt use it, i get off all the items (turntable cdj, mixer, etc, the program, and then i disconect the audio interface from the usb port

If you're using a 64bits OS you should use asio4all.

Im not sure if its a 64 or not ( i think that yes) but however i have used the U-Mix44 sound devide on the configuration since i bouth this program, the thing is that last weekend it was working perfectly, with same configuration, same rca conection...etc, something happend because one morning i want to use my equipment and my turntable wasnt calibrate so y go to preferences, i install the wizard again but now the line that marks the % on the program was completely plane, when the turntable was working one week ago, before y put the cartridge the line wasn plane at all, it has litle variations, and when i put the cartridge it goes to 100%, and now there are no litle variations before putting the cartridge now its a perfect plane line before and after putting the cartridge.

Hey

you can easily check what type of system you have. Press for that your Windows Key + BREAK (PAUSE).
Then there should appear a screen from windows where stands what Processor, how many RAM and also Systemtyp you have.
Your Processor is a 64bit that can I see from your config-report.

Sebas94 wrote:now its a perfect plane line before and after putting the cartridge.

This, when I understand it correct, is no Input there. You put the cartridge on the vinyl and press play and there is no Sound comming to MixVibes? is that correct? This sounds you have problems with your soundcard or the cable between turntable and soundcard is broken (to often strongly curved for example then the cable can be defective). Or you have a driver problem (inputs are muted or something else).
What happens when you remove the cable from your soundcard (which comes from the tt) and put it directly in the phone input on your mixer and press then play. Is there comming a sound? is it a clear "piep" note? or has it some bad noises?

regards
Christian

The software don't have is own mind an suddenly decide to not work properly. There is a component of the chain that is not doing what it is suppose to do.

Check your settings on the U46 and into Cross (phono/line), try to see if you can record anything thru the U46 with another application (audacity).

christiankoopmann wrote:Hey

you can easily check what type of system you have. Press for that your Windows Key + BREAK (PAUSE).
Then there should appear a screen from windows where stands what Processor, how many RAM and also Systemtyp you have.
Your Processor is a 64bit that can I see from your config-report.

Sebas94 wrote:now its a perfect plane line before and after putting the cartridge.

This, when I understand it correct, is no Input there. You put the cartridge on the vinyl and press play and there is no Sound comming to MixVibes? is that correct? This sounds you have problems with your soundcard or the cable between turntable and soundcard is broken (to often strongly curved for example then the cable can be defective). Or you have a driver problem (inputs are muted or something else).
What happens when you remove the cable from your soundcard (which comes from the tt) and put it directly in the phone input on your mixer and press then play. Is there comming a sound? is it a clear "piep" note? or has it some bad noises?

regards
Christian

Thats right theres no sound coming out of mixvibes, i have tried your test, i have put the cable of the turntable on the channel 1 of my mixer and the program was exactly the same, 0%, and plane line, but on the mixer, the sound bar that count the decibelius was working, and instead the music i heard the ``piiiiii´´ on the headphones but not on the speakers, and one thing that i have noticed is that the 2 channels of my mixer are on line not on phono, but i think it is not important because one week ago it was the same and it was working. And i have revised my cables of the turntable and audio interface, and they seems to be okay, it might be some of the ground cable? any idea?