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<blockquote data-quote="parody" data-source="post: 160118" data-attributes="member: 50107"><p>Hi All</p><p></p><p>Sorry haven replied for a while, been on holiday (yes thanks, had a great time!). I have just rebuilt my entire system afresh, and installed 2.3.0. Sad to say I was having the same problem with distortion. However, I have found that setting the output to 50 and upping the ASIO buffer size to 1024 has fixed it. Ill try tonight and see which of these it was that fixed it (I know, one change at a time).</p><p></p><p>Something else, and I dont know if this is related, last night I was listening to some music and noticed that the tracks had started to play slower - the pitch of Jack Johnsons voice had shifted. My wife noticed too (not a good thing). It was on slight, and after half an hour or so of playing. stopping and starting media portal fixed it, im gonna have to see if it does it again. Could this be to do with the 1024 buffer size? I was always under the impression that buffer is ASIO made no difference for playback, only recording. Does anyone out there know what all those ASIO settings really do (the help isnt very... erm... helpful).</p><p></p><p>UPDATE: It is definitly the output level control in MP music setup that is causing the problem. I will be reverting back to the old 2.2.0 with the SVN prior to the ASIO cross fading change. Its a shame as unless this is sorted I will never be able to upgrade! It would be fine if it was bit pefect and didnt ruin DTS/DD output.</p><p></p><p>Please fix it hwahrmann!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="parody, post: 160118, member: 50107"] Hi All Sorry haven replied for a while, been on holiday (yes thanks, had a great time!). I have just rebuilt my entire system afresh, and installed 2.3.0. Sad to say I was having the same problem with distortion. However, I have found that setting the output to 50 and upping the ASIO buffer size to 1024 has fixed it. Ill try tonight and see which of these it was that fixed it (I know, one change at a time). Something else, and I dont know if this is related, last night I was listening to some music and noticed that the tracks had started to play slower - the pitch of Jack Johnsons voice had shifted. My wife noticed too (not a good thing). It was on slight, and after half an hour or so of playing. stopping and starting media portal fixed it, im gonna have to see if it does it again. Could this be to do with the 1024 buffer size? I was always under the impression that buffer is ASIO made no difference for playback, only recording. Does anyone out there know what all those ASIO settings really do (the help isnt very... erm... helpful). UPDATE: It is definitly the output level control in MP music setup that is causing the problem. I will be reverting back to the old 2.2.0 with the SVN prior to the ASIO cross fading change. Its a shame as unless this is sorted I will never be able to upgrade! It would be fine if it was bit pefect and didnt ruin DTS/DD output. Please fix it hwahrmann!! [/QUOTE]
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