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Q: TVE3 = poorer PQ for (HW)analogue card users?
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<blockquote data-quote="THDBASED" data-source="post: 212051" data-attributes="member: 18228"><p>I put my settings using GraphEdit to min. 8000 and max. 10000. The quality is a lot better now! I can't set it to 10000 and 12000 though then I get heavy stuttering...</p><p>Can I change something to the code also to get even better quality? This topic is getter more and more important I think, if I see the change in quality just by changing these settings I am amazed of the power of good configuration. I think this needs to be researched to the bottom to get the best quality possible...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="THDBASED, post: 212051, member: 18228"] I put my settings using GraphEdit to min. 8000 and max. 10000. The quality is a lot better now! I can't set it to 10000 and 12000 though then I get heavy stuttering... Can I change something to the code also to get even better quality? This topic is getter more and more important I think, if I see the change in quality just by changing these settings I am amazed of the power of good configuration. I think this needs to be researched to the bottom to get the best quality possible... [/QUOTE]
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