High level of "LOAD" measure
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Dear izzy's people, I have several problems and I opened a ticket: https://support.troikatronix.c.... The subject is not closed and I am in contact with Ryan Webber to solve it.
But I would like you to help me by testing this patch on windows, which until a month or so ago worked perfectly. It produces a very high level in the load measurement that freezes the playback of the mp3 file and hinders the operation of the entire patch. Thanks in advance, AZ.
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I have replied to your support ticket with some additional information.
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I did a new test and this video shows what happens, thanks! The answer is in the ticket, AZ.
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Replacing the MP3 with a WAV file, an using the Sound Player rather than the Movie Player provides much better performance while changing the playback speed of the audio file.
Mp3 files use a compression that is poorly suited to both rapid speed changes as well as reverse playback.
When manipulating the playback speed of audio files I recommend uncompressed WAV. This type of file will provide the best performance. -
MP3's also sound bad: Although mp3 and some compressed audio works in a "home" situation where the gear being used isn't at a professional level, it isn't adequate in a theatrical situation where the gear is designed for full range audio.
http://theghostinthemp3.com/theghostinthemp3.html
Cheers,
Hugh
Hugh in Winnipeg - All test machines, Win10 Pro, 64 bit, OS SSD and separate data SSD.
- new laptop: Dell 7560, i9 11950H, 64 gigs, NVIDIA RTX A4000 w/8 GB GDDR6
- old desktop: Dell T5500 2009, Dual Quad Core Processor E5530, 12 gigs, 2x Radeon 5750... Still works well!
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@citizenjoe thanks for the info, very nice page! I was afraid that my machine had some issue, fortunately it isn't the case. I would like that the sound player had the same features that the movie player... and the windows version these of the mac! Cheers, AZ.
