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Testing some more with version 31. Buffer of 5000 ms i get no clicks. When clicking restart and then moving the task manager i get clicks. The first core is then higher than the second.
Then i changed it to 2.7ms. Restarted stereotool and i get no clicks. When clicking restart again and then moving the taskbar i get clicks. But then the second core is higher than the first.
So, it doesn't matter whether you set the buffer size to 2.7 ms or 5000 ms, the clicks are always the same now?
If so, could you try what happens at buffer size 5000, priority set to NORMAL?
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There are 2 places where clicking can occur:
- The ASIO thread.
This is related to the ASIO buffer size set in the sound card driver ("Configure ASIO" button) - increasing it might fix it!
This does not change if you change the ASIO buffer size.
- The Stereo Tool processing thread.
This is related to the buffer size set in Stereo Tool, and to priority settings.
If for some reason the ASIO thread is ran at a lower priority than the Stereo Tool thread, that might explain why you get clicking in the ASIO thread. Setting the ST priority to Normal should avoid that, but then you'll get clicking from the ST processing thread - buffer size to 5000 fixes that. If this helps I can add an intermediate priority for the ASIO thread. (If it helps, could you also check what happens at High priority setting instead of Real-time?)
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So the problem only exists right now when i change the buffer by 0,1 ms. Or after i press the restart button.
Changing the buffer size also performs a restart. So that makes sense...
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I think this option can be removed and keep only normal and real-time
Real-time can do very annoying things, especially on single core systems. So I'll keep both options.