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Topic: Timecode Vinyl Problem (OS X 10.4.9) - Page: 3

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no signal at all
 
MACADOCIOUS wrote :
no signal at all


Please try two things 1, ensure the power adaptor is not connected , 2 try booting your computer with the VV box already connected.

Does this improve this?
 
Ya, ALWAYS make sure the VV box is connected at startup otherwise it won't work.
 
dizzyrocks2001 wrote :
Ya, ALWAYS make sure the VV box is connected at startup otherwise it won't work.


That seems to only affect a couple of mac types but well worth a try.
 
You're right skyfxl, i had to configure my MAYA44 via aggregate device, now everything work, thank's for the support.
Only one thing that it seems strange, i hear the good sound when i play but the timecode quality is still remaining on 0%, is it normal?
 
sometimes it plays, sometimes it doesn't

Please try two things 1, ensure the power adaptor is not connected , 2 try booting your computer with the VV box already connected.

Does this improve this?
 
djrajao wrote :
You're right skyfxl, i had to configure my MAYA44 via aggregate device, now everything work, thank's for the support.
Only one thing that it seems strange, i hear the good sound when i play but the timecode quality is still remaining on 0%, is it normal?


Unfortunately it can be a bit strange like that how does the wave look?
 
Its funny how everyone says have the VVbox plugged in before starting the computer. I have to plug mine in after to get it to work.
 
unplugged power adaptor and rebooted computer with vv box and still no timecode signal
 
MACADOCIOUS wrote :
unplugged power adaptor and rebooted computer with vv box and still no timecode signal


Could you please post a shot of this config?
 

using single timecode here (left side)
 
I see you have a total flat line this suggests either dead cables or perhaps fauly or incorrectly installed headshell.

Does the turntable output normal records ok to your mixer?

Does the soundcard output when choosing external mixer mode?
 
the turntable does output normal records just fine and the soundcard does work in the external mixer mode
 
I just don't think the mac version is ready for timecode.
 
You havent by chance accidentally connected to the passtrough inputs? this would stop all signal from reaching the device.
 

this sure is weird, but it started working again. music is playing, but at times, sounds as if the music is dragging
and almost sounds like it wants to play in reverse. sounds similar to if we slow the record down by maybe placing
our fingers on the side of the platter.
 
music sounding weird help!!
 
which latency is it set to?


 
fastest (1024)
 
latency to auto. have u tried that?
 
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