

Secondly, within the VM - MENU/SETTINGS, I have also tried changing the BUFFERING (from its default of 512 samples) and this DOES reflect and remember this value upon opening/closing the program. However, when I do reboot (and I have tried both rebooting the VM/VB as well as my PC just to double check), the MAX LATENCY setting does not change to what I have set it to? It remains at the default value! Firstly, If I change this value, then a message appears stating "Effect will take place after next reboot". What I am unsure about, please, is that in the CABLE - CONTROL PANEL, there is a parameter: SET MAX LATENCY (512 thru 7168 smp). There is also a MAX LATENCY setting within the CABLE - CONTROL PANEL. When wanting to reduce the LATENCY of external devices (a USB MICROPHONE and a SYNTHESIZER) running through VM and the CABLE, there are settings which can be configured in the VM - MENU/SETTINGS. I am quite sure that the reason for my questioning here is due to my own lack of intelligence and understanding! I have spent a week or so trying to clear this up and watching some of the tutorials etc. My question, please, is relating to LATENCY/BUFFER within the VB MEETER and CABLE. If you now log into the Quicklink Manager, you will now see your Program Return in your portal.My very first post on the VB FORUM and so please bear with me! Simply click Start to begin your Program Return. You will now see the Program line available. Once relaunched, log in and head to the Advanced Settings tab. You'll now need to restart the Cre8 software. Once completed you will receive a notification. Save the ZIPPED file in your preferred location.Įxtract the file and from the list, run the Setup 圆4 file as an Administrator. Once on the VB-AUDIOP Software page, click the Windows download button. Next, visit the VB-CABLE Virtual Audio Device website. Click Yes.Ĭlicking Yes will bring you to this article. If you click Start a window will appear with a message notifying you that you need to install a Virtual Audio Driver. When you first open up your settings you will see that under Audio Input it says None. Before using your Program Return to your Conference Room using the Community version, you will need to install a VB-CABLE.
