Numark djio & netbook problems
Numark djio & netbook problems Posted on: 25.07.2010 by Dung Domingus I've been tryin to get my djio to work with my Toshiba NB305 netbook running Windows 7 home premium 32bit. The newest drivers (2.9.13) don't work at all. The audio plays very slowly and goes in and out. Then, I tried the old drivers (2.8.9). I got the WDM (windows driver model) drivers to work and could play stuff in windows (itunes, youtube, etc.) via the djio, but the asio driver still didn't work. At first I thought it was that my netbook usb just couldn''t handle the djio, but the fact that the WDM drier worked proved that theory wrong. I can't use the WDM driver with traktor or ableton either. When I try to play audio via the djio with the old asia driver, it won't allow me to adjust the buffer size in ableton or traktor and then they give me error messages about how its not working properly/not compatible. I've done a lot of searching to figure this out. I read somewhere that netbooks tend to have IRQ problems, but I'm not sure how to go about fixing that if it;s the culprit. Help me please. This is super frustrating. | |
| Pia Lemnah 06.12.2011 |
Originally Posted by photojojo
BTW my system is: VDJ Pro 7 Numark DJ IO sound card Gateway 1.8 GHZ 1 Gig RAM (I will upgrade with more ram for sure) windows 7 |
| Dung Domingus 25.07.2010 | I've been tryin to get my djio to work with my Toshiba NB305 netbook running Windows 7 home premium 32bit. The newest drivers (2.9.13) don't work at all. The audio plays very slowly and goes in and out. Then, I tried the old drivers (2.8.9). I got the WDM (windows driver model) drivers to work and could play stuff in windows (itunes, youtube, etc.) via the djio, but the asio driver still didn't work. At first I thought it was that my netbook usb just couldn''t handle the djio, but the fact that the WDM drier worked proved that theory wrong. I can't use the WDM driver with traktor or ableton either. When I try to play audio via the djio with the old asia driver, it won't allow me to adjust the buffer size in ableton or traktor and then they give me error messages about how its not working properly/not compatible. I've done a lot of searching to figure this out. I read somewhere that netbooks tend to have IRQ problems, but I'm not sure how to go about fixing that if it;s the culprit. Help me please. This is super frustrating. |
| Pia Lemnah 06.12.2011 |
Originally Posted by photojojo
BTW my system is: VDJ Pro 7 Numark DJ IO sound card Gateway 1.8 GHZ 1 Gig RAM (I will upgrade with more ram for sure) windows 7 |
| Arcelia Siebeneck 22.09.2010 | I have a DJIO running on my Win7 desktop pc... no problems here, so sorry I can't be of any help |
| Jonah Katcher 21.09.2010 | update... drivers can be accessed through the device manager. Turning off all networking services completely solved the issue. |
| Jonah Katcher 26.07.2010 | sorry for my ignorance, where do I turn them off exactly? I assume that just not selecting a wi-fi network or bluetooth device is enough, I need to turn the drivers completely off somehow. Also, I heard that polling the LAN can take up resources too (or is that old info?) |
| Leeanna Ayla 26.07.2010 | Make sure bluetooth and wifi are turned off. |
| Jonah Katcher 26.07.2010 | Yesterday I installed a fresh copy of windows 7 and the new 2.9.13 DJIO driver. The sound is ok, seems to work fine (thru ASIO) so I believe there is something else wrong with your system, but.... I have one hellava spike every so often in driver latency somewhere (off the chart spike). I never had this before and wondering if it is the new Numark driver, or a Bootcamp 3.1 driver (yes this is a Macbook Pro). I will do some more investigating when I have time. |
| Irwin Ney 26.07.2010 | I have a DJIO but I don't know how to help you... I use it with a Dell Vostro 1310 with Windows XP SP3, and it's not a netbook I can post my settings to you when I get home, maybe it would help you somehow. |
| Casie Herzberger 26.07.2010 | I wanted the vestal but the only real differences i can see are that the shift button almost doubles the functionality, the buttons have did colors, the jog wheel is touch sensitive and it has no sound card and is alto more money.. |
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