Post by Wartybliggens on Jan 28, 2018 15:07:07 GMT -5
Here's a tip (and a request):
I have my computer connected to my UMC-200 via an HDMI cable (this allows multichannel audio without encoding/compression, plus movies). this has been great, but a constant problem was the audio being cut at the beginning of tracks - just a little bit, but still jarring. The "handshake" between the computer and the UMC-200 was lost between tracks whenever the signal went dark.
My solution for this is a dirty hack: in a separate audio player, I play on repeat a short .wav track of 22000 Hz (above human hearing), a sample track I got somewhere. This maintains the connection even when the music pauses.
My windows are usually closed so the local dogs will be OK, but I would love to know if there is some other less-bothersome solution than having to spin up that player every time.
I have my computer connected to my UMC-200 via an HDMI cable (this allows multichannel audio without encoding/compression, plus movies). this has been great, but a constant problem was the audio being cut at the beginning of tracks - just a little bit, but still jarring. The "handshake" between the computer and the UMC-200 was lost between tracks whenever the signal went dark.
My solution for this is a dirty hack: in a separate audio player, I play on repeat a short .wav track of 22000 Hz (above human hearing), a sample track I got somewhere. This maintains the connection even when the music pauses.
My windows are usually closed so the local dogs will be OK, but I would love to know if there is some other less-bothersome solution than having to spin up that player every time.
