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Pitch can be off with vinyl control #4949
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Commented by: asantoni Will try to fix this before the 1.6.0 final. |
Commented by: Pegasus-RPG Can't you just lift the code for the timecode scope from xwax? |
Commented by: asantoni Yes, we could steal the drawing algorithm, but I think the xwax indicator is confusing and non-intuitive. I'm on the xwax mailing list and there's tons of emails from people with problems and they have no idea what it means when their indicator looks like [blah]. Worst case, yeah, we could steal it... I started coding two embedded indicators in the prefs dialog that you could hack on if you're interested. |
Commented by: asantoni Fixed the only pitch problem I can reproduce in r2033. |
Issue closed with status Fix Released. |
Reported by: asantoni
Date: 2008-04-26T05:14:57Z
Status: Fix Released
Importance: Medium
Launchpad Issue: lp222334
On Debian, 2.6 64Bit, Mixxx & JACK. Serato CV02
When I try to use real-time vinyl control I get a lag between the rates. I play the same track in software mode (no external control) and hardware (vinyl control). In order to have them playing at the same rate I must pitch up my tables right near +8%. Is this known? I tried adjusting JACK's latency to see if it was some artifact of that but it didn't seem to be. My needles/carts are old, so are my tables.. maybe they're just spinning slow?
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I'm turning this into a bug in case I ever manage to reproduce it myself (and so I don't forget about it). We need a vinyl control input level indicator...
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