#1039260 - 07/09/05 12:10 PM
glitches via firewire (alesis fireport)
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outsider
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hello room
i am just rehearsding my firewire m audio card 1814, i am recording with a toshiba centrino 1.6 notebook and NUENDO. it has a 5400 rpm hd inside.
trouble is.
when i use internal drive (5400) as folder destination everything is fine, i record with no glitch at all
when i use a external 7200 hd via firewire my recordings are full of glitches
I use alesis fireport as firewire interface it is a VP power tool i dont think it could be a problem
please help
none gltch on same hd in repro (with audio materials previously recorded
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#1039261 - 07/14/05 10:36 PM
Re: glitches via firewire (alesis fireport)
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Russo
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Loc: Los Angeles,CA,UNITED STATES
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Hello Outsider,
I will give you my advise, though I am not Toshiba or PC user and don't have the same gear. I have 7 years of techsupport in music industry experience, so you can take it for what it is :-)
If you have a few components in chain and one of them works fine by itself (your Toshiba with internal drive), while not using Firewire - it most likely is a Firewire card or interface that you use is causing trouble. The only other thing I would've check, considering you have glitches, it is buffer settings. If you can record on the same drive using anybody else's interface try it!
I don't think it is your external drive, at least I would not blame it first.
Thats's all I can give :-)
:: Russo ::
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#1039262 - 07/30/05 07:24 PM
Re: glitches via firewire (alesis fireport)
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Chance
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Registered: 06/01/02
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Loc: Ontario, CA, UNITED STATES
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I don't know if you know that Alesis uses their own proprietery OS. It's not wav, aiif, etc. It's their own. You have to use their FW converter to convert to a standard wav
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