indeed, german dubbing sounds like a plan! :clap:Another solution would be change the language of the movie. This will make the lipsync unimportant
indeed, german dubbing sounds like a plan! :clap:Another solution would be change the language of the movie. This will make the lipsync unimportant
So it seems that his only usage for the RME is for pitch perfect playback, for speed up or slow down of the movies...from what the Amarra ppl are saying, the MacOS audio core also does nasty resampling
Start by telling us what dvds are (PAL or NTSC) and which is the refresh rate of its display, and if he can change it.I'd like to help someone out who's a Mac user and has been looking for a way to watch older classic movies properly that he's got on DVD.
New experimental registry values:
DWORD BypassResampler (0 or 1, default 0)
DWORD ForceSampleRate ( 0=off, frequency in kHz, default 0)
Sorry for the late reply, but only now I have installed W7 RC1.Soon I will download Windows7 RC1 to give it a try and then I will let you know if it's also working fine with WASAPI...
BypassResampler 1
ForceSampleRate 0
it only works on RME w/ cards that support "SteadyClock", check the manual/website for your specific model.Is this also possible with an RME Hammerfall?
Please tell the exact model name of your card. Without it I cannot help you. It seems that your card has "SteadyClock" technology, so it should work.Is this also possible with an RME Hammerfall?
Please tell the exact model name of your card. Without it I cannot help you. It seems that your card has "SteadyClock" technology, so it should work.
If you need more help let me know. I have a FF400.
Yes, it's not compatible.I cant read anything about steadyclock technology on the description pages. Nor do I see it being mentioned in the Steady Clock Technology page. I think its not compatible.
Yes, it's not compatible.
Your best option would be setting the sampling rate to 96kHz and setting resampling quality to Excellent (if you have enough cpu power to handle it). You will have advantage of not having A/V sync problems nor audio glitches.
Yes, but why don't you use RME's Totalmixer? You could create a preset for night viewing...Its ok. I usually watch movies during the night, so I have to normalise the audio with ffdshow anyway. That makes it non-bit perfect anyway, isnt it?
Yes, but why don't you use RME's Totalmixer? You could create a preset for night viewing...
This should be easy.James,
I don't know if you have changed anything in the way the "ForceSampleRate" reg key works, but now I realized that even when I hear an audio file reclock is forcing the sampling rate...
I think this key should be ignored in "pure audio" mode, because an audio file does not need any pitch correction... Will it be too much work to only force the sampling rate for media files? IMHO that's the way it should be working...
Sorry, but cosmetics are quite time consuming.Another thing that would be great, if it would not be too much work for you, is if you could change the description that is shown in reclock's properties dialog when playing a movie with the resampler bypassed and the sampling rate forced.
Currently it says: "XXX adaptation: media speed changed to xx.xxx fps. Audio resampled at xxxxx Hz"
When I set "BypassResampler = 1" and "ForceSampleRate = 48048", it would be preferable if reclock output something like this instead: "XXX adaptation: media speed changed to xx.xxx fps. Soundcard clock set to 48048 Hz" (I don't know which is the correct way, "set to" or "set at").
When we bypass the resampler by setting the key above, the words "bit exact" appear, and the current description that says reclock is resampling contradicts that (and it's not correct too). It also would be great to let us know (who use this feature) if we are using the correct soundcard's clock - it should match the Audio clock indicated in the "Clocks correction" group.
This is only a cosmetic thing, but if you could find the time for it it would be great.