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• Buffer Underruns: Buffer underruns occur when your computer isn't able to process an au-
dio buffer in time. Reasons for underruns include too many ongoing background tasks or
high CPU usage within a music program. Increasing the Buffer Size (Process Buffer
eter in the Audio Processing
• Reset: A click on this button resets the error count.
Connection Monitor Section
6.9 The Connection Monitor section in the
The Connection Monitor section provides feedback on connected clients and USB data errors.
It has two displays and a button:
• Number of Clients: displays the number of clients connected to the interface. Multiple
ASIO applications are counted separately. WDM and WASAPI increase the number by
one, no matter how many WDM / WASAPI applications play audio.
• USB Data Errors: counts USB data errors. Poor quality or long USB cables, as well as ir-
radiation, can be the source of connection errors on the USB bus.
• Reset: A click on this button resets the error count.
System Performance Test Section
6.10 The System Performance Test
The
System Performance
Procedure Call) latency value of your Windows® system. A Deferred Procedure Call is a
Windows® mechanism which allows high-priority tasks (such as the basic system tasks) to
delay lower-priority tasks. This specific DPC latency is not to be confused with the overall
latency, explained in chapter 10.1. The section has two displays and two buttons:
• Current Latency: displays the current DPC latency value.
• Maximum Latency: displays the highest DPC latency value monitored since the last time
you either started or restarted monitoring.
• Reset: Press this button to reset the Maximum
section of the
Diagnostics page of the Control Panel.
section in the Diagnostics page of the Control Panel.
Test section provides monitoring of the current DPC (Deferred
Audio Settings page) will often prevent underruns.
Latency value to zero.
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