Within Live, the issue kind of resets when I change the sample rate. It does not happen with my native AMD audio card, which works perfectly fine.
It also happens when I watch a video, for example, or listen to a song outside of Live. I use this audio interface specifically with Ableton Live 10, but the problem does not only arise within Live. This means that the problem belongs to this particular computer, I suppose. It's important to note that I tried the audio interface in another computer I have, also running a 64-bit Windows 10, with slightly less RAM and a worse processor, with an SSD instead of a hard drive, and the problem does not occur. MIPI IMX327RAW USB2CAN Converter RPI DAC Audio Hat Bluetooth DAC Receiver USB Logic.
#Usb audio driver stackexchange drivers
I tried uninstalling and reinstalling the drivers provided by the manufacturer. CAN or Controller-area Network is a bus standard designed to allow. I really don't remember making any major changes to the computer. The result is that, basically, I can hear sounds in my computer through the audio interface, but with some 1.5 s latency. After a while, the non-delayed sound disappears and the echo is all that remains. The plan is to take a USB card with settings file, and when inserted, the usb will automount, check for settings file, load the streamer using config file and wait for the audio input stream to start All I have to date is generic udev rules and mount/unmount scripts ready to add code to see if the config file exists and start processing. After a minute or two, the echo resembles more and more the reproduced sound, while the non-delayed sound distorts increasingly, becoming itself a crackle. At first, one can notice that not only the reproduced sound gets a little bit distorted, but a sort of echo emerges, which is, at first, a crackling sound. Here's the issue, a few months ago, I started experiencing this: after 5-10 minutes of apparently normal usage, the sound begins to crackle, getting worse as time passes. Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2600K CPU 3.40GHz I have a USB mixer/audio interface, MultiMix16 USB 2.0.
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