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Skogkatt:
From a quick test this build behaves like the previous one: still no clicks at 44.1kHz.

May I ask what "hardware latency +30%" means in terms of time (seconds or fraction of seconds)?

If you think it might be relevant, tomorrow I can run some additional tests at higher sample rates than 44.1kHz

Matt:

--- Quote from: Skogkatt on November 07, 2011, 02:05:10 pm ---From a quick test this build behaves like the previous one: still no clicks at 44.1kHz.

May I ask what "hardware latency +30%" means in terms of time (seconds or fraction of seconds)?

If you think it might be relevant, tomorrow I can run some additional tests at higher sample rates than 44.1kHz

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The hardware latency is the size of the hardware buffer.  Normally it's a small fraction of a second.  It's common for 8192 blocks to be the largest hardware buffer size, so at 44,100 blocks per second, that's 186ms, or about 1/4 of a second once you add the 30%.

lhwidget:

--- Quote from: Skogkatt on November 07, 2011, 07:37:24 am ---Thanks for the suggestions.

Unfortunately the settings you proposed did not solve the problem as clicks are still there.

A couple of things:

1) from the pics you posted, "play files from memory instead of disk" appears unchecked: checking this option provides a small sound quality (subjective, I know...) improvement and it is certainly worth to try.

2) In my system "stop: fade (slow/normal/fast)" doesn't fade sound when pressing stop (when music is still playing) and sound is always cut immediately: please, it would be nice if you and others would take a moment to try this and report your findings.

Thanks

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Thanks for the tip.

As to #2 above, the different fade times all work as they should immediate, fast, norm & slow are progressively longer.  (Remember, I'm still on 16.0.181)

Glad you are getting fixed up, these guys are good  :)

Skogkatt:

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--- Quote from: lhwidget on November 07, 2011, 05:36:29 pm ---Thanks for the tip.

As to #2 above, the different fade times all work as they should immediate, fast, norm & slow are progressively longer.  (Remember, I'm still on 16.0.181)


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Thanks for your feedback on the fade on stop which still refuses to work on my system. However, that was just a workaround for fixing the click problem (now solved with 17.0.31).


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--- Quote from: lhwidget on November 07, 2011, 05:36:29 pm ---
Glad you are getting fixed up, these guys are good  :)

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Yes, absolutely! ;D They are extremely good!!!

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