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[cainwild]

hey ralph sent you the new text log

[cainwild]

hey ralph i sent one more log for you, i had the drop out for over a minute withe the gui open. i will also double check that i have the latest drivers for my video card.
thanks for checking this out for me
cain

[Fingers]

I don't know who marked this thread as 'solved' - it certainly wasn't me!

Back in the real world, running real tracks instead a simple test, although the changing of CPU priority has help quite a lot, the problem is still with me. I'm now running a real job and the JS2 GUI is taking no end of processing power.

I have eight midi tracks. These involve seven instances of BS-1 and one of Mr Ray - none of these is particularly resource hungry. Lastly, there is a midi drumtrack which I am sending to JS2 in 'Jam with MIDI' mode.

With the JS2 GUI open, the CPU usage is reported at 94% (by Windows, Tracktion reports a much lower figure, but I've come to the conclusion that Tracktion doesn't report this figure very accurately at all) and I can hear little breaks in the audio. If I close the JS2 GUI, the figure drops to around 40% - which is pretty much what I would expect to see - and playback is perfect. I've fiddled around with the buffers, but that seems to make little or no difference.
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Graeme
Some of my music here

[pethu]

[Ralph [RZ]]

I set it to 'FIXED' after the background services priority tip was posted since that will help many users.

Fingers, please let JS2 run with the 94% CPU for a minute or so and then send me the rzdlog.txt file from the Jamstix 2 folder.

Thanks!
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Ralph Zeuner
Rayzoon Technologies LLC
http://www.rayzoon.com

[Fingers]

Thanks Ralph - file on its way to you.
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Graeme
Some of my music here