Thanks Steve - Im sure your correct as 1003Hz would be the external 'closer" ref and 1023Hz (the rought typical I see for the dell) would be the "internal" - as you say quite why it boots in that ord
Hi Laurence, Just a stab: it's unlikely an oscillator is coming up on different frequencies but it may be that in one 'mode' it's using the USB device's clock and in the other cuddly Widnows is nicel
Laurence, I've had similar problems with an external USB soundcard. Depending on what you connect and disconnect to the PC or if the card was plugged in during booting the PC either the audio driver
My thanks to Stefan Steve and Wolf - Ill do some playing when I get home in Late December - Ill do some prioritizing in assigning resources and see what it does - but at least its "user cave" or and
Hi Laurence, I had a similar effect once (but with an internal audio device in a notebook): The ADC's sampling rate jumped by a few percent in the moment some other program decided to play some acous
Im using an external 24 bit sound blaster (USB) @ 96k on one of the dell pc's in Alaska and not sure if its the PC or the card but it occasionally and annoyingly on PC reboot "moves" 20Hz or so (dang
