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cc-purno wrote:Can you check if the colors in your OS are set to 16 or 32 bit?
If 16 bit, try setting to 32 bit colors.
Please report if this makes any difference.

CC
Will check it when I'm at home.



D-Fusion wrote:Try to disable the X-Ray function in Sonar and see if that helps :D
Nah I don't even use the X-Ray function. :hihi:

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Arglebargle wrote:
cc-purno wrote:Can you check if the colors in your OS are set to 16 or 32 bit?
If 16 bit, try setting to 32 bit colors.
Please report if this makes any difference.

CC
Will check it when I'm at home.



D-Fusion wrote:Try to disable the X-Ray function in Sonar and see if that helps :D
Nah I don't even use the X-Ray function. :hihi:
Ok :D
I just wanted to check since i know that the x-ray function in Sonar is known for making things like this happen.

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I've located the problem and I'm working on it right now.
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Cool. Yeah I checked, performance is better with the new latency, but the audio engine still drops out sometimes when I change presets.

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This problem should be fixed with update 2.01.

Please let me know how it works!

If you are using an ATI Radeon videocard, you may need turn down Hardware Acceleration (under Display Properties->Settings->Advanced-> Troubleshoot) to "Disable cursor and bitmap accelerations".
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Lennard wrote:This problem should be fixed with update 2.01.

Please let me know how it works!

If you are using an ATI Radeon videocard, you may need turn down Hardware Acceleration (under Display Properties->Settings->Advanced-> Troubleshoot) to "Disable cursor and bitmap accelerations".

Hi Lennard,

The above ATI setting works on my Dell 9100 laptop.
I can now use Sylenth 2.01 in my live setup.

THANKS!!!!

Bruce Brody

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Lennard wrote:This problem should be fixed with update 2.01.

Please let me know how it works!

If you are using an ATI Radeon videocard, you may need turn down Hardware Acceleration (under Display Properties->Settings->Advanced-> Troubleshoot) to "Disable cursor and bitmap accelerations".
Thanks! I have a GeForce card btw.

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