Dell 24" Latency Issues & Features?

I have a Quad on the way, and I'm looking at LCD displays for it. I've been reading the postings about Dell's 24" LCD, which looks like a winner in most respects, but was wondering about the "latency issue" I've read about here and there regarding LCD use for Photoshop still work vs. Final Cut video work. Does anyone know anything about this "issue?" Or if it is an "issue?" So far, the Dell spanks the Apple 23" in most aspects, especially price.
Are all of you Dell 24" owners happy with your purchase?
Can an Eye-One calibrator calibrate this Dell?
Are there any connection issues with the Dell for a Quad/Geo6600 OEM card?
Thanks!!

I know I can still read this forum post at 90° off center...there's some brightness change around 45° off center, and ever-so-slight contrast shift at around 70° off center, but colors on my desktop seem to be 'still there'. I can litterally put my head on the 'side' of the display, so 1 eye is looking almost at the back of the display and the other at the front, and I can still define objects, colors and shapes, and read the 12-point text on this page. I just gets out of focus real easy since it's almost 2 feet 'distance' for my eyes to re-focus between the 'left' and 'right' of the screen :-D
The only complaint I do have of this monitor is that it's a 'bit' TOO bright, even set to the lowest brightness in the display's calibration. Although as LCDs get dimmer with age, I think it will work out in the long run...
(I just bought it last week).

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Hi. I'm new to this board and to Soundblaster. I'm hoping that its ASIO capabilities can resolve recording latency issues I'm having. I'm a voice over actress and singer and need to hear myself over the headphones while I'm recording in real-time. I have a split-second delay in the headphones, making it impossible monitor live. I have a brand new PC and just installed the SoundBlaster Audigy 4 card yesterday. I have several recording/editing programs (Acid Pro 3, Audacity, Cakewalk Express) and can't get it to work correctly.
I downloaded a program from asio4all, but it doesn't seem to make any difference. Can someone wiser than myself help me resolve this issue?
Thanks!
Joni
email: [email protected]
www.jonilambert.com

Does any of your software support ASIO (eg. ACID 3 PRO since Audacity and Cakewalk Express don't support)?
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Bus latency issue

I am sure there is a simple solution to this ... I haven't found it on my searches yet.
In Logic 7.2 I am routing BFD auxiliaries to one bus and running some overall compression and eq. Now I have latency on the bus and it is lagging behind the rest of the tracks. What can I do to compensate and pull it back up to speed with the other tracks?

I am sorry no one has seen fit to help you with this problem however help is at hand please take time to read this very carefully. I believe this is your answer you seek, The reason I have gone into such depth is simple so that you will have a grounded understanding of how logic address the problem and also what plugs in Logic have Latency within them by default. Well here goes
Logic Pro 7.1: Full Plug-in Delay Compensation can cause late recordings and increased latency
In Logic Pro 7.1, if you set Plug-in Delay Compensation to All, any new tracks you record will be late and out of sync with previously recorded tracks. You may also experience increased latency when playing Audio Instruments live. Here are some concepts behind the issue and tips for resolving it.
About full delay compensation
One of the new features in Logic Pro 7.1 is full delay compensation across busses, aux channels, and outputs. This means you can place plug-ins that normally induce latency on busses, auxes, or outputs, and the audio routed through these plug-ins will be in sync with everything. Logic achieves this by calculating the amount of delay caused by plug-ins assigned to a bus, aux, or output, and delaying the streams sent to other busses, auxes, or outputs by an appropriate amount to line everything up. This ensures that all tracks will be synced to sample-accuracy.
Example scenario
To give you a better understanding of what's going on here, let's say you have a simple song with a few drum, bass, guitar, and vocal tracks. All the drum tracks are routed to a bus with several plug-ins inserted that together induce 500 ms of latency. The vocals are routed through another bus that has a set of plug-ins that induce 250 ms of latency, and the bass and guitar tracks are routed straight to the main outputs without going through any latency-creating plug-ins. If latency were not corrected, then the bass and guitar tracks would play 500 ms in front of the drums. The vocals would be 250 ms in front of the drums but 250 ms behind the guitar and bass.
With full delay compensation engaged, Logic Pro will delay the streams sent to the outputs for guitar and bass playback by 500 ms to line them up with the drums, and will also delay the bus the vocals are streamed to by 250 ms to line them up with the drums and guitars. The precise calculations are handled for each stream automatically. During playback and mixing, the delay created to compensate for plug-in latency is imperceptible, but it can cause problems if you do any tracking after turning on full plug-in delay compensation. These recordings will be late because of the delay that Logic imposes to compensate for latency. The degree of lateness will vary, depending on which plug-ins are in the signal chain.
Eliminating latency
There are several ways to deal with these latency issues. The best way is to simply avoid setting up any signal routing that involves using plug-ins that create latency on busses, auxes, or outputs until you are done tracking. Once you start mixing, go ahead and set up any routing you like, including setting Plug-in Delay Compensation to "All."
If you can't avoid recording tracks after setting up such a routing scheme, then bypass any plug-ins you have on busses, auxes, or outputs that create latency, and change your delay compensation setting from "All" to "Audio tracks and instruments" while you are recording. You can quickly bypass plug-ins by Option-clicking on their inserts in the Track Mixer. You can toggle the Plug-in Delay Compensation setting by choosing Logic Pro > Preferences > Audio > General, or by setting up a key command for "Plug-In Delay Compensation: All." This key command will toggle the delay compensation setting between "All" and "Audio tracks and instruments." When you finish recording, re-enable the plug-ins on the busses and toggle the delay compensation setting back to "All."
Note: Bypassing plug-ins on Outputs will not eliminate the latency that they create. To eliminate it, you must remove these plug-ins entirely from the Output's insert slots.
If you are recording audio, another strategy would be to choose Audio > Audio Hardware & Drivers, then disable Software Monitoring. You would then need to monitor your recording via an external hardware mixer, or third party software mixing application that may be provided with your audio interface. When Logic is not providing software monitoring of incoming audio, then it can correctly position audio recordings even when full delay compensation is enabled. It is important to note that this technique will not help with recording Audio Instruments.
For the same reasons as described above, you may get increased latency when playing Audio Instrument tracks live if the delay compensation is set to All. As with recording audio tracks, try to complete any Audio Instrument recording for a song before turning on the full delay compensation. If you find it necessary to add a new audio instrument recording after setting up a signal routing that involves latency-causing plug-ins on busses, auxes, or outputs, then follow the same advice stated above for adding recorded audio. You may also notice that the meters on busses, auxes, or outputs that have delay-compensated plug-ins will not be in sync with the tracks that are routed through them—however, the audio will be sample-accurate. Additionally, the Song Position Line's visible position will not be compensated. Unless you are using an exceptionally large set of delay-compensated plug-ins, this should not be particularly noticeable.
Another effect with delay compensation set to All is that MIDI tracks triggering external sound modules will be out of sync. This is because Logic has no direct control over the audio output of external devices. A possible solution for this would be to route the audio outputs from the external MIDI devices to inputs on your audio hardware and monitor them through Logic. This way, the audio streams from the MIDI devices can be compensated during playback. Using Logic's External instrument to route MIDI to your external devices is an ideal way to work in this situation.
Here is a list of Logic plug-ins that cause latency:
Adaptive Limiter
Limiter
Multipressor
Noise Gate
Silver Gate
Linear Phase EQ
Match EQ
EnVerb
Space Designer
Denoiser
Pitch Correction
Pitch Shifter II
Vocal Transformer
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You may also find that simply bypassing plug-ins that run from DSP cards will not be sufficient to correct the latency they induce. If you are using these plug-ins, there are a couple of ways to deal with this. One would be to remove the plug-in entirely while you are recording tracks, and then re-insert them when you're done recording. Be sure to save your settings for each of these as a preset first, so that you can recover the appropriate settings when you re-insert them. Taking this idea a bit further, you could save the entire channel strip setting for each bus, aux or output that uses plug-ins that cause latency and then easily reassign everything for each channel in one go.
I hope you will get something useful from this good luck

Possible audio latency issues due to acpi.sys

Hello, I use Vista to run the digital DJ program, Traktor. While I've never had any latency issues before, they recently started cropping up and I ran LatencyMon to see where the problem could be. It appears that the problem may be the service, acpi.sys,
as it had the highest execution of 1.2, which is fairly high. I've tried using Process Explorer and entering into the BIOS to turn off acpi.sys, but wasn't able to. Is there really any way of disable this service?
Thank you.

Hi,
As this issue did not occur before, system restore can be under consideration.
To disable the feature, you can also go to Device Manager, expand System Devices.
This issue can occur due to hardware or software conflictions. Let us try the steps below to narrow down the cause of the issue. Please check if we can boot in Win7 normally:
Device Clean Boot
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In this situation, your system will only have the basic hardware devices and it should be more stable. If it is inconvenient to unplug the devices, we can disable them in Device Manager. Please refer to the following steps:
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2. Expand "Sound, video and game controllers".
3. Right click on your Sound Card, select "Properties"
4. Click "Driver" tab, click Disable (Disable the selected device). Click OK
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6. Please restart the computer. Can we boot in Windows Vista properly? If so, please continue prepare a clean boot to troubleshoot.
Clean Boot prevents software conflicts by preventing the startup items and non Microsoft services from loading. This way you can safely follow the process of elimination to check which application is causing this behavior.
Refer:
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929135
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Latency issue Logic pro 9.1.3.

Hey,
At the same time as upgrading to Logic from Garageband
I bought a Cakewalk Roland UA25EX ext usb soundcard because i was told
i'd have latency issues if i used the caps lock keyboard for midi
or direct input thru the input jack of
my MacBookPro
(5,3 Intel Core 2 Duo 2.8 GHz)
Sometimes i use the caps lock keyboard to sketch in midi ideas and mostly it's ok.
Other times it's delayed and there's no smile on my face.
When recording with guitars/303/generators DI thru the soundcard
I have latency issues that don't seem to be very regular.
Sometimes it's worse than others.
I make sure i have nothing else running on the computer,
just Logic Pro 9.1.3, so it's not like i'm overloading macbrains.
I have tried all the rebooting, i/o buffer size changing (down to 256), headfones from the mac output/headfones from the soundcard/ etc
but still no luck.
I can record with the low latency button on
and it's kind of better, nearly, but that means i don't get to record with the effects on the channel strip
that affects the recording/playing quite a lot, as i'm used to recording with effects/guitar amps if i go DI.
This was the selling point - that i could record DI wthout disturbing Thee Neighbours.
It seems to have gotten worse recently.
I wonder if it's been corrupted somehow because it also has been acting funny when i bounce down -
the play head is set to 1111 and i save - then in the bounce window
the start position says a silly random number and it takes a few attempts of fiddly changes to get it to stay at 1111...frustration!
Is there something i can do or is this normal? -
it seems weird that a Pro app that cost me so much £s wouldn't work in a simple recording/bounce down set up?
or has anyone else had this problem and fixed it?
If i wipe Logic and install again would i have to go from my Logic Express and then up to my Logic Pro upgrade/extension again?
Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance

Hey Fox,
Thanks for that info -well umm, yes i installed the correct drivers.
I use just the AU plugins or the basic logic ones on the channel strip
but even when i was going in dry there was still a delay.
I had experimented with the buffer size, as mentioned, but not gone down that low cus
last time i tried that i had other strange things happen!
But i will try again.
Sample rate was at zero, btw. Always says zero.
But today, when i just opened logic, the sample rate had changed. Strange. I need to understand this side of things so i'm gonna read up.
Also, if plugins are involved, i installed some novation bass station and some freeware TAL bass synth
stuff recently but don't have them up when i'm recording.
Maybe they sit there quietly and interfere just by their facial expressions or sumthing!!
I booted Mr MBP just now and i pulled out the USB and he's shining me a big ole red optical light
out of his output jack!!
In SysPrefs it has only optical digital as an output option.
In the last few days as i was playing around trying to correct the latency issue i noticed that the output options had changed to the UA25 and the 'digital optical' options - rather than the UA25 and 'line out'.
I'm off to go and read up on how to get my line out back, and try this buffer thing again.
Thanks again
Gravity

Video Latency Issue On The Mac Book Pro 2.4 With Leopard 10.5.5

Gear: Macbook Pro (early 2008 model) - 2.4gigs cpu 2gigs ram - all the latest updates... no other applications running during the test
Hi folks. Currently I am having a latency issue when trying to record directly into iMovie using the built-in microphone and iSight camera. Basically, the video seems 5 - 7 frames late to the audio. I found that a good way to demonstrate this issue was simply doing a few handclaps as a test.
This is a quick handclap test displaying some video latency during recording with the iSight camera in iMovie 08.
- Just download this link — and import it into iMovie 08 - Here is a link to a zip file that you can import into iMovie 08 - It's 2.5meg - .m4v export - Also it was recorded as standard format and audio midi setup app: audio was set to 44.1:
http://www.brainbeast.com/37/clap-1-large.zip
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Unfortunately iMovie 06 nor QuickTime will not scrub audio as you go frame by frame with the arrow keys so you cannot test it there. If you have some other application such as final cut Pro, you could test it with that.
! IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO PERFORM THE TEST YOURSELF:
- Just record a new movie in iMovie 08 - using the built-in mic and i-Sight camera — and see if it is also slightly out of sync
Note: to be as fair as possible — I did a slow handclap ( in order to not challenge the frame rates) - also, in order to get the maximum volume I used an open palm ( clap on the palms with your fingers spread out as you can see I did.)
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Q: Is it just my machine or does it happen to you too?
Q: Does anyone know a way around this latency issue?
Q: Does anyone know if Apple is aware of this latency issue?

I am experiencing the same incredibly frustrating problem as well. When I record directly into iMovie
'08, the video lags the audio by a fraction of a second.
I have tried shutting down all other applications and having only iMovie up. Same problem.
I tried recording the video into QuickTime instead of iMovie and experienced the same problem. (Which makes me think it is perhaps a hardware or operating system issue.)
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All I want to do is record a video directly into iMovie '08 - this would seem to be something trivial to do!

I am running on OSX 10.10.1 and have a 2009 imac intel and I am having severe latency issues. I am not familiar with macs as this is my home computer used by other family members. Any help on how to troubleshoot why such latency issues?

I am running on OSX 10.10.1 and have a 2009 imac intel and I am having severe latency issues. I am not familiar with macs as this is my home computer used by other family members. Any help on how to troubleshoot why such latency issues?

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What interface works best for GB? NO delay, latency issues please!!!

What is the best way to record electric guitar or a microphone (for acoustic & vocals) into Garage Band? I tried plugging directly in to the mic input and selected low latency but there still is a bit of delay. I assume I need a USB or firewire interface. What are some good ones that are ultra portable? This is for the road. Thanks for reading.

Zadamanim wrote:
wouldnt getting a super CPU fix latency issues? even if it did have to be routed through a thousand places, a fast processor could get it done without latency issues, no?
Yes and no!
First, Garageband gives you limited ability to change the size of its buffer, which impacts latency. So even if your CPU were fast enough, I'm not sure if GB would allow you to dial down the buffer size in order to fully take advantage of it.
Second, latency isn't only a function of CPU speed. There are other places where the audio can get bottlenecked as it makes its way in and out and through the computer. That's why some of the systems that market themselves as ultra-low latency for professional work use PCIe cards in order to shovel audio back and forth faster than is possible via USB or Firewire. For example, Apogee's Symphony System connects via a proprietary PCIe card in order to offer phenomenally low latency rivaling dedicated systems that use the computer only as a host (Garageband is a native system that uses the computer for everything).
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When I try to use VLC player to play any video on my T400, I get audio stutters and other strange effects. I'm wondering if it might have to do with all the audio DPC Latency issues this model has had. Does anyone else have these issues? Windows media player seems to work just fine, by the way. DPC Latency is high when either program is playing, but remains high when VLC has paused playback (whereas windows media player doesn't induce high DPC Latency when paused).
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I just submitted a Customer Service request.
I see this has been an issue with other MSI P45 MB's. This system is purpose-built for recording, the spikes negatively affect my ability to record at low buffer settings. Otherwise, everything is perfect-very nice MB. Here's hoping they have a custom BIOS to fix this.
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Quote from: Thirteen on 11-February-09, 17:44:24
Is this a beta or a public BIOS?
When did you submit the request? (nothing happened with mine for the P45 Neo3 latency issue yet)
I submitted my issue to customer service (http://ocss.msi.com.tw/) on 9FEB. I received a reply 10FEB. The BIOS file has been on their ftp site since 23DEC08. It is not the public BIOS (1.6) available for download on MSI web site.
There is a BIOS I believe is for for your board with the same file name type as the one I used on the ftp site. Mine was A7513ICI.101. There is an A7514ICI.101 here: ftp://ftp.msi.com.tw/BIOS/7514/. Up to you if you want to chance it.
DL USBoot.rar from here: ftp://ftp.msi.com.tw/Tools/ follow directions to make bootable USB flash drive. I DL AFUWIN from here: http://www.ami.com/support/bios.cfm and found the newest version of AFUDOS.exe in one of the folders and put that on my bootable USB stick. The version MSI provided would not work for me. Change boot order to USB 2.0 first. Once booted on USB stick syntax I used was: afudos /i(BIOS filename) -no parenthesis when entering in DOS - at first it gave me an error but then it quickly proceeded to execute. I'd back up your current BIOS just in case.
Good luck.

Mouse latency issues

Hey guys,
I've just updated to Yosemite. Since then I've noticed that my mouse (trackpad) has serious latency issues. Very slow to react.
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I am having this problem too.
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Snow Leopard - Latency issues when waking from sleep

I own two macs ('09 mini and unibody macbook), both of which connect wirelessly to an airport extreme N router. Since upgrading to Snow Leopard I have been dealing with terrible latency issues when the computers wake from sleep. Ping times from local servers increase from around 23ms to 220ms and webpages load slowly. A quick reboot solves the issue. Connecting directly to the airport extreme with a patch cable also solves the latency issue so I know it's just with wireless.
Has anyone else experienced this problem since upgrading and, if so, what are you doing to solve the issue?
Edit: Samples of ping times...before and then after a reboot:
BEFORE:
Ping has started…
PING www.l.google.com (64.233.169.147): 56 data bytes
64 bytes from 64.233.169.147: icmp_seq=0 ttl=238 time=306.921 ms
64 bytes from 64.233.169.147: icmp_seq=1 ttl=238 time=227.929 ms
64 bytes from 64.233.169.147: icmp_seq=2 ttl=238 time=149.819 ms
64 bytes from 64.233.169.147: icmp_seq=3 ttl=238 time=70.753 ms
64 bytes from 64.233.169.147: icmp_seq=4 ttl=238 time=299.572 ms
64 bytes from 64.233.169.147: icmp_seq=5 ttl=238 time=221.037 ms
64 bytes from 64.233.169.147: icmp_seq=6 ttl=238 time=142.583 ms
64 bytes from 64.233.169.147: icmp_seq=7 ttl=238 time=63.197 ms
64 bytes from 64.233.169.147: icmp_seq=8 ttl=238 time=292.738 ms
64 bytes from 64.233.169.147: icmp_seq=9 ttl=238 time=214.157 ms
--- www.l.google.com ping statistics ---
10 packets transmitted, 10 packets received, 0.0% packet loss
round-trip min/avg/max/stddev = 63.197/198.871/306.921/85.201 ms
AFTER:
Ping has started…
PING www.l.google.com (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx): 56 data bytes
64 bytes from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx: icmp_seq=0 ttl=47 time=46.076 ms
64 bytes from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx: icmp_seq=1 ttl=47 time=45.177 ms
64 bytes from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx: icmp_seq=2 ttl=47 time=44.649 ms
64 bytes from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx: icmp_seq=3 ttl=47 time=46.317 ms
64 bytes from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx: icmp_seq=4 ttl=47 time=45.886 ms
64 bytes from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx: icmp_seq=5 ttl=47 time=45.180 ms
64 bytes from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx: icmp_seq=6 ttl=47 time=45.899 ms
64 bytes from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx: icmp_seq=7 ttl=47 time=46.236 ms
64 bytes from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx: icmp_seq=8 ttl=47 time=45.281 ms
64 bytes from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx: icmp_seq=9 ttl=47 time=44.900 ms
--- www.l.google.com ping statistics ---
10 packets transmitted, 10 packets received, 0.0% packet loss
round-trip min/avg/max/stddev = 44.649/45.560/46.317/0.561 ms
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I use Ethernet so I cannot comment but have you tried trashing the airport pref.plist and removed the preferred networks in the network set up in System Preferences and then set up the wifi connection again?
This seems to help with a lot of airport problems on this forum.

Help !!! LogicPro 9.1.8 Latency Issue on OSX 10.6.8 with Apogee Duet

Help !!! LogicPro 9.1.8 shows 10.52 ms roundtrip latency with ApogeeDuet (FireWire) I/O Buffer size set to 128 samples ?!
Also I have Low-Latency mode turned on when I track .... as checked above.
Using a condensor mic (AT250), I am trying for days to track vocals and I swear I can ALWAYS 'feel' the latency creep in ....
Can someone shine me a light pls, would be most kind of you...
Thx in advance,
Cheers,
A

Got that.. Thx.
But... How do I feed any of Logic's channel strip settings into my headphones while direct-monitoring off the Maestro Mixer ?
Trust me, it really helps to bring out a great performance from a singer if they hear the vocals that are being tracked with a few effects like reverb n' echo in their headphones WHILE they sing/track the vocals.
But what we want recorded is a dry signal, without any of the effects the singer is hearing on his/her headphones while they sing.
Now when I was working exclusively on Garageband, I could do this pretty easy. There weren't any latency issues too till my hard-drive bloated and OSX got sluggish.
Since a clean install and the move to Logic, it's been a mess really. I can't seem to get my way round this yet.
I always have Maestro open btw... In the mixer, the 'From Software' and 'To Hardware' faders are set to 0dB each. And Input 1, where my mic goes, is at 0dB too.
Where do we go now ?

Dell Inspiron 7537 - Issues

I purchased the Inspiron 7537 (i7 4500U, 8gb RAM, Nvidia GT750M).
Issues:
1. Hiss noise from headphone socket (Same as my Studio 1558, DELL's RnD is a bullshit)
2. Wifi range is low, connectivity is not good (Cant blame dell, cos same issues with other laptop using intel wireless-N 7260 dual band)
https://www.google.co.in/search?q=intel+wireless+n+7260+card+issue&oq=intel+wire&aqs=chrome.0.69i59l2j69i57j0j69i60l2.5570j0j1&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
Question:
Can this processor i7 4500U be upgraded without changing the motherboard?
Is this processor soldered with motherboard??

I have successfully solved the 1st issue of yours: the hissing sound is from the RealTek Audio Driver, not the Hardware itself.
1. Go to Device Manager.
2. Choose Sound, Video and Game Controllers.
3. Right click on Hi Definition Audio Device, choose Update Driver Software -> Browse for Driver on your Computer -> Let me pick from a list...
4. Once in there, chose High Definition Audio Device instead of the RealTek option, then click Next.
5. Follow on screen instruction, you may need to restart.
The problem should be corrected by then. Good luck!

Help needed on Fixing replication latency issues

Hi Team,
Good day!!!
I am new to replication setup and I am working on the issues with replication latency.
Can you please provide us your experience and expertise on fixing and troubleshooting replication issues.
Below are some queries on that,
1) How to check the replication errors?
2) how to find out the replication latency?
3) What are the steps to fix the replication latency?
4) how to teoubleshoot the issues coming on replication latency?
Awaiting your valuable response and replies.
Thanks in advance,
Sarvan.N

Hi Sarvan,
Firstly, usually, we check replication errors via the Replication Monitor or by viewing replication agent job history. Besides the two methods, we can also check replication errors from the SQL Server error log and so on. For more details,
please review this
article.
Secondly, based on my research, the latency issues always occur in Transactional Replication. We can check that if there are latency issues by using Replication Monitor as well as Transact-SQL commands. Below is an example that posts a tracer token
record and uses the returned ID of the posted tracer token to view latency information. Refer to :
Measure Latency and Validate Connections for Transactional Replication.
DECLARE @publication AS sysname;
DECLARE @tokenID AS int;
SET @publication = N'AdvWorksProductTran';
USE [AdventureWorks2012]
-- Insert a new tracer token in the publication database.
EXEC sys.sp_posttracertoken
@publication = @publication,
@tracer_token_id = @tokenID OUTPUT;
SELECT 'The ID of the new tracer token is ''' +
CONVERT(varchar,@tokenID) + '''.'
GO
-- Wait 10 seconds for the token to make it to the Subscriber.
WAITFOR DELAY '00:00:10';
GO
-- Get latency information for the last inserted token.
DECLARE @publication AS sysname;
DECLARE @tokenID AS int;
SET @publication = N'AdvWorksProductTran';
CREATE TABLE #tokens (tracer_id int, publisher_commit datetime)
-- Return tracer token information to a temp table.
INSERT #tokens (tracer_id, publisher_commit)
EXEC sys.sp_helptracertokens @publication = @publication;
SET @tokenID = (SELECT TOP 1 tracer_id FROM #tokens
ORDER BY publisher_commit DESC)
DROP TABLE #tokens
-- Get history for the tracer token.
EXEC sys.sp_helptracertokenhistory
@publication = @publication,
@tracer_id = @tokenID;
GO
Thirdly, transactional replication latency issues could be caused by many factors, such as network traffic or bandwidth constraints, transactional load on the publisher, system resources, blocking/locking issues and so on. I recommend you troubleshoot latency
issues referring to the following blog.
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/repltalk/archive/2010/02/21/transactional-replication-conversations.aspx
Thanks,
Lydia Zhang

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