On a computer that is running Windows Vista, you perform an editing operation or a playback operation on a MIDI audio device. When you do this, you may notice timing jitter and clock drift.
This problem occurs if the following conditions are true:
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The information in this article applies to the following configuration(s):
Symptoms:
Attempting to change the Core clock settings within the Overdrive aspect results in the new setting failing to be applied
The information in this article applies to the following configuration(s):
Symptoms:
The Overdrive clocks may fail to revert back to the default settings, also the Apply and Discard buttons may not become enabled when changing the clock settings for both the primary and secondary display devices
The information in this article applies to the following configuration(s):
Symptoms:
Attempting to change the Core clock settings within the Overdrive aspect results in the new setting failing to be applied
A problem with the Vista clock? I haven’t had any problems myself, or heard of any other complaints. Keep reading →
Internet time servers have been around for a while to help synchronize computer clocks. For most of us, this isn’t a critical need, but occasionally having your computer at the correct time could be important. There have been utilities around for as long as there have been time servers that will synchronize your computer with the servers. In Windows XP, they built this function in (though I never even noticed it), and it’s built into Vista as well. Keep reading →
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