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Hi all,

I am having problems with using the new version of Cross. I often can not use timecode (cd oder vinyl). The timecode signal can not be verified by Cross and looks quiet strange in the config menue.
Sometimes I am having this problem with one deck only. The last times I tried it both decks didn't work. Is this a known bug in Cross 2?
When I use Cross 1.7 everythink works fine, so this must be a software bug.

Thank

P-Jay

Did you try to redo the settings from scratch into 2.0.1 ?

Yes I also tried reinstalling Cross, but the error stays the same. I will try to completely remove Cross and then reinstall it later today. maybe this will help.

any other ideas?

i think support ment to re calibrate and re do your settings for time code,,, if you still have 1.7 installed check to se if the set up still works for time code ,,to eliminate the idea of a hardware issue.

If you try to recalibrate it Cross did not find any timecode signal. Sometimes the signal looks like a quarter and sometime it seems that the signal is much to loud. The HW is fine as it works nice in 1.7. Everything is checked (Line/Phono-In is correct). Time Code Settings were also checked.

Sometimes the signal looks like a quarter and sometime it seems that the signal is much to loud.

It's obviously something with the RIAA/phono curve or input gain, so post pics of the audio and vinyl/CD windows.

Ok I have made some more tests - this problem seems to be present when you start your PC WITHOUT the soundcard connected (Cross2.0.jpg - In this case just the deck on the left was not working but the TC-CD is running as on the right side)
Closing 2.0 starting 1.7 -> everything is ok

When you reboot your PC /Start your PC with the soundcard connected everything is also OK

Regards Phil

Probably related to the handling of the usb by your computer. I tend to hotplug soundcard on the fly into the software and it just work.

But wouldn't it be the same with 1.7 then? If it would be a problem with the usb control there shouldn't be any different which programm I use.

May be it is the time needed to properly initialize the soundcard ?

You said you launch 2.0, no soundcard, launch 1.7 and it's ok.
And now back into 2.0 ?

And if after boot, you launch 1.7 first ? then 2.0 ?

If it was the 2.0 doing so, how could I (and others I think) swap soundcard on the fly ? They shouldn't work.

Cross doesn't handle soundcard, Cross handle drivers. Afaik nothing have been touched/improved/modified in this area, but will ask.