I encountered this problem several times: while playing 48kHz audio with DVS using different software players and different computers into the 64x64 card or the 128x128 card and different dLive systems clicks can be heard. What can I possibly do wrong?
Ah, ok! I found something about this on the DVS FAQ page: “macOS: DVS Clock Sync Locked / Unlocked” and the computers were Macs. I didn’t understand if the software should get me an error message if this happens so that I can be shure that this is the reason or not… On the other hand Audinate says, that this should not impact the audio!? Does anybody had this issue with really noticeable clicks? Or is there another way to handle this problem (I already used an external Network port at least on one of the computers) which is not mentioned in this DVS FAQ article?
Can you confirm the Dante card clock settings in Dante Controller and AudioSync settings in your dLive?
If you’re only using the card for recording and playback, the recommended settings are Internal for the dLive AudioSync, and the Dante card set to ‘Enable Sync to Ext’ and ‘Preferred Leader’ in Dante Controller.
The dLive AudioSync setting was Internal, the Dante Card was NOT SET to neither of the options! I tried and couldn’t hear any clicks. I will try on the second system as soon as I’m at the warehouse again.
If you still have issues, try increasing the “Dante Latency” in DVS. If it is set too low sometimes the system can’t keep up, especially the more tracks you send.
Hmm… the only other things I personally can think of is to try new network cables, try isolating your network from everything else, or it could be a bad card.
I didn’t had any issues after setting the Dante card to ‘Enable Sync to Ext’ and ‘Preferred Leader’ in Dante Controller but also changed the Mac and Dante card to a fix IP Adress. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to check the other setup till now but I’m confindent to fix this issue with these solutions! Thanks again to everybody!