Problem re-load a Scope project which is utilizing 95% DSP
Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2012 10:20 pm
Hello,
I am doing some stability testing of my system after fighting a problem with an STDM bus cable on my Scope (5.1) PCI setup (1xScope15,2xPulsar2).
Its all running rather fine now, but i do have a problem loading project which is using 80-95% of the DSP back. I usually get this out of capacity message box where i can retry.
I am using a lot of DAS devices and the SpaceF mixer. Is this a common problem on the SCOPE system, that its hard to recall project almost using all DSP power?
Devices in use:
DAS Legend
DAS MasterIT
DAS C350L
DAS 1610++
DAS 2A
DAS Brickmaster
BlackBox Tempo Delay II
BlackBox Delay35
SC Interpole
Modular3 with Adern Flexor3 modules.
SpaceF M8
SpaceF SG8
SpaceF R247
SpaceF Stem 167
SC RMX160
SC-Plate
Or could the problem be that i am using mostly 3rd party devices which does not allocate DSP too well? Most of the devices are placed in the routing window, except 3 plugs (2A, 1610++ and C350L) that are as inserts into the SG8 and M8.
Rgs
Egil Hasting
I am doing some stability testing of my system after fighting a problem with an STDM bus cable on my Scope (5.1) PCI setup (1xScope15,2xPulsar2).
Its all running rather fine now, but i do have a problem loading project which is using 80-95% of the DSP back. I usually get this out of capacity message box where i can retry.
I am using a lot of DAS devices and the SpaceF mixer. Is this a common problem on the SCOPE system, that its hard to recall project almost using all DSP power?
Devices in use:
DAS Legend
DAS MasterIT
DAS C350L
DAS 1610++
DAS 2A
DAS Brickmaster
BlackBox Tempo Delay II
BlackBox Delay35
SC Interpole
Modular3 with Adern Flexor3 modules.
SpaceF M8
SpaceF SG8
SpaceF R247
SpaceF Stem 167
SC RMX160
SC-Plate
Or could the problem be that i am using mostly 3rd party devices which does not allocate DSP too well? Most of the devices are placed in the routing window, except 3 plugs (2A, 1610++ and C350L) that are as inserts into the SG8 and M8.
Rgs
Egil Hasting