@ donny, yes i tried it. And of course, it's a great idea if a project ever gives me any trouble. For now, all have been 100% stable at 256 so i took the buffers back down to that. Thanks
Thanks Mr. Tone, that makes sense. I cant say i KNEW what was happening but I had a feeling (and hoped!) it was something like you mentioned.Tone Deft wrote:oh, I bet it was a flaky clock going to your box. windows and other OSes probably aren't completely elegant in their interface to audio gear. the chips in your sound card are driven from those clocks, if they change rate too fast or drop out or do something like that they can lock up. all those chips have certain specs to them, things they can and can't tolerate. my bet is the OS burped and locked up the design, no biggie. that code wasn't written by audio people, it was computer people with no understanding of what can happen with audio gear. I wouldn't sweat it.aqua_tek wrote:I was just listening to some tunes on someone's MySpace profile
I havent had any problems with the Ultralite again after that day, so all is back to normal YAY! Lets hope it stays that way