chandrez
Ok everyone currently, I run VDJ Pro on a Dell laptop connected to a Hercules Controller RMX. I am going to purchase a mac today. Will this same setup still work correctly? I wont have to purchase anything in addition do I? The Hercules controllers has software for the Mac so I'm thinking I will be fine
Inviato Thu 03 Jun 10 @ 12:56 pm
spinnaJ
hi, you can use your hercules rmx with mac just fine;)
remember to download the driver;)
remember to download the driver;)
Inviato Thu 03 Jun 10 @ 2:05 pm
GandalfRA
Are you using video or audio only? This will dictate what kind of Mac you should buy.
Inviato Thu 03 Jun 10 @ 6:05 pm
chandrez
I am running just audio. BUT here is the thing. I want to use timecode. I currently use timecode by running my turntables through my Rmx controller and using VDJ. How do I do this through Mac?
Inviato Thu 03 Jun 10 @ 10:14 pm
spinnaJ
Are you using external mixer?
You can still use that way as you do on windows;)
hercules rmx is fully supported on mac version, you no need to create it as an aggregate device.
You can still use that way as you do on windows;)
hercules rmx is fully supported on mac version, you no need to create it as an aggregate device.
Inviato Thu 03 Jun 10 @ 10:42 pm
chandrez
I'm not using an external mixeter. Just the RMX as my mixer and sound card for the timecode. I think I heard something that mac does not support asio or something. SO I was thinking if I ran turntables through my rmx and the mac it wouldn't work. I'm not sure I haven't tried it yet
Inviato Fri 04 Jun 10 @ 12:14 am
spinnaJ
on mac its use core audio. there no asio on mac.
it could be use on mac and the aggregate thing is done for you and no need to worry;)
if you need more info, just ask;)
it could be use on mac and the aggregate thing is done for you and no need to worry;)
if you need more info, just ask;)
Inviato Fri 04 Jun 10 @ 1:05 am