Milky

I am also an owner of BADJ, and have accepted that my purchase price of $99 is lost forever. There are many utility programs that have been released in the past from many developers that simply fade away as technology moves on. Breakaway DJ is one of them.

I understand that the total sales of this product was quite low, so the cost of maintaining it and keeping the licensing current was higher than the returns.

Logically, the audio is going through some more processing and, depending on the abilities of the processing path, this will create a delay. If your audio chip is ASIO capable, that will reduce the delay, and tinkering with buffer sizes (smaller is better) will help, but may introduce artefacts if too small.

Some A/V systems even have the ability to adjust the video delay, by using a slider so that you can get the lip sync back with the audio.

Is the Juli capable of 192K?  If so, have you gone into the device interface (ASIO Driver Interface button) and set it for that? Then you need to refresh for the soundcard parameter to import into BA1.

[quote author=JesseG link=topic=5780.msg20157#msg20157 date=1558617597]
Not sure how ASIO got mentioned in that setup guide at all there afterburner1, but I would just ignore that part of it. 😉
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I only included it, JesseG, because my sound card has ASIO capability, and I took a chance that afterburner's did too. If the card doesn't support it, the option doesn't show in BA1. I should have mentioned that.

[quote author=MrKlorox link=topic=5780.msg20135#msg20135 date=1558011122]
Make sure ASIO4ALL is installed and reload the driver before ever opening the ASIO driver control panel. You should then be able to choose your sound devices.
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Only use ASIO4ALL if you want a pseudo ASIO driver. It just makes kernel streaming calls, and emulates ASIO. You might be able to achieve it without going through another layer of drivers.

You probably need to read or re-read this topic which covers the BA1 interface. http://www.forumclaessonedwards.com/forum/index.php/topic,5552.msg19512.html#msg19512

I don't know BAE at all, as I came to this forum from a different route. I DO have BA1 running an HD core successfully, and I can take you through those steps. Basically leave everything as the default except the necessary input and output selections and you should get something. Fine tuning can come later.

This is a potted version which may help.

First, select your HD Core.
Main Configuration > Audio Processing Cores > HD Cores and drag the slider until it says "1".

Now configure the core.
Main Configuration > HD Processor > Core Feat – at this stage, leave all these options off.

Main Configuration > HD Processor > Input > Interface > Select Kernel Streaming (if there are problems later, you might need to change this, but it is the best option).

Main Configuration > HD Processor > Input > Select Breakaway Pipeline 1 (This is the device you will need to select as output in your playout software).

Main Configuration > HD Processor > Input > Sample Rate > (I use 48000).

Main Configuration > HD Processor > Input > Block Size > (I use 960, but click on the "Auto-Configure Block Size" button and accept the recommendation).
Click on "Run Test" and aim for the lowest jitter rate. Usually the auto test option is best.

Main Configuration > HD Processor > Output > Interface > Select Kernel Streaming.
All other output options can remain OFF

Main Configuration > HD Processor > Speakers > Select Kernel Streaming
All other speakers options can remain OFF

Now, setup ASIO.
Common Audio Devices > ASIO > Main > Select your ASIO sound card from the drop down.

Common Audio Devices > ASIO > Main > ASIO Driver Control Panel. This should open your audio device interface. set sample rate, buffer size etc in there, exit out of it and then select "Reload Driver". This will map any changes back into BA1.

Common Audio Devices > ASIO > Main > Set Device Sample Rate. I turn this on and then select 48,000.

Common Audio Devices > ASIO > Inputs > Both Left and Right can stay OFF.

Common Audio Devices > ASIO > Outs > Common Monitor Output. I have both L/R OFF.

Common Audio Devices > ASIO > Main > HD Processor > Select your usual sound device outputs e.g SPDIF 1/2. These would be the channels you would select in software if not using BA1.