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Q:
My computer is not that fast, but I decided to purchase the 1010 (or Delta 66) now and upgrade later. I’m using the S/PDIF output to send a mix to my DAT, but I seem to lose sync and my DAT pops itself out of record mode. What can I do?
A:
Go into the Hardware Settings page of the Delta Control Panel. Change the Multi-track mode from "Single and In-sync" to "Independent."
When the Delta is set to Single and In-sync, your computer may be struggling to keep all channels synchronized. Set to Independent, your S/PDIF output is on its own and doesn’t need to drag the other outputs along with it to stay in sync. Transferring an S/PDIF signal is going to be less forgiving, as any sync problem that occurs will cause your receiving device (the DAT) to exit record mode.
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