Howdy - I'm using Cubase SX 3, and have come across an odd problem. I
can use my Delta Audiophile 2496 with DMA Buffer Size (Latency)
settings up to and including 768 samples. However, if I increase it to
896 samples, I either can't start Cubase or if I can, Cubase
automatically selects the default ASIO Multimedia driver and won't let
me switch back to the Delta driver. I can use a DMA Buffer Size of
1024 samples, though.

Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

On Tue, 28 Jun 2005 21:46:38 GMT, (E-Mail Removed) (Aphelion)
wrote:

>On 27 Jun 2005 16:37:57 -0700, "toneho" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>>Howdy - I'm using Cubase SX 3, and have come across an odd problem. I
>>can use my Delta Audiophile 2496 with DMA Buffer Size (Latency)
>>settings up to and including 768 samples. However, if I increase it to
>>896 samples, I either can't start Cubase or if I can, Cubase
>>automatically selects the default ASIO Multimedia driver and won't let
>>me switch back to the Delta driver. I can use a DMA Buffer Size of
>>1024 samples, though.
>
>
>Sounds like a fault with the Delta drivers, do you have any other ASIO
>application with which to check the 896 buffer setting?
>
>If other ASIO apps have problems, the ball is in M-Audio's court.
>



Same here. I have Delta 1010, essentially the same driver as the
Audiophile. 768 samples DMA buffer seems unacceptable to SX3.

Cubase 5, Wavelab and other applications don't mind it.

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[timur-san]

Hi there,

...same problem

However, setting up m-audio's dma buffer to 1024 samples instead of 896 seems make it in Cubase SX3.

What's funny about is is that m-audio tells me I get 10 msecs latency on 1024, and 11 on 896 (I use 96000 sample rate).

peace