The settings in Diana were the same for both plots. however the operating levels in and out may be quite different. I'll check on all of that later. The autoscaling can be misleading. The RTX is about 20 dB better in distortion here. However the input level to the ADC is higher on the Lynx. They both use the same ADC. The waveforms are very similar to what he Shibasoku shows on its distortion monitor output.
Looks quite useful, nice job.
A Windows GUI application developed using straight Win32 in 2017? Really? Do you hate yourself or something?
Try WPF
Looks quite useful, nice job.
A Windows GUI application developed using straight Win32 in 2017? Really? Do you hate yourself or something?
Try WPF
Lol.
No he just want high performance.
WPF would mean .NET. I don't think Edmond is into that.
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Hi Demian,
So you have four sound cards, right?
But according to the error mgs there are at least seven ASIO drivers, as nr. 7 has issues. This looks like the same problem as David has encountered.
In his case, he ran DiAna, which is a 32bits app, under a 64bits Windows. So far so good. Normally, during start-up, the registry is scanned to collect the properties of all ASIO drivers by only looking at: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ASIO
Running a 32bits app on 64 bits machine however, it also looks at this entry: .......WOW6432Node/ASIO/ (see post 210)
This done automatically and is not a quirk of DiAna, rather a quirk of Windows.
It is this entry which might contain rubbish, for example remnants of an old and removed ASIO driver. Of course DiAna has issues with such rubbish and sends an error msg. Admittedly, this might be a little confusing and I'm considering to make error reporting less distracting or confusing.
Cheers, E.
Hi Demian,
First, thank you for spending some time on testing DiAna.
As for the half duplex modes, you are not the only one who has troubles with it. These modes are part of the 'crippling strategy' of the demo version. Now it seems that more people have issues with it, I will remove this "feature" and (re)enable the full duplex mode (that is, in the near future).
I'm glad to hear that the program also works with the RTX. As was afraid it wouldn't work with an ASIO-USB interface (as I have never test it by my self), but, happily, that's not the case.
Cheers, E.
Looks quite useful, nice job.
A Windows GUI application developed using straight Win32 in 2017? Really? Do you hate yourself or something?
Try WPF
Hi Chris,
I'm-old fashioned and I hate WPF and .NET
I opt for simplicity (of GDI), speed, flexibility and compactness. The pro version comprises about 50K lines of code, yet the exe is only 500KB. That should be called software, instead of the bloatware nowadays produced by modern S/W tools.And remember, I started this project 17 years ago, which also explains why I'm using 'antique' (though still relevant) techniques.
Cheers, E.
FWIW, DiAna works fine with my RTX6001 and Lynx Hilo, both running on USB, it also run fine with another soundcard Terratec Phase X24 (but that one is running Firewire and not USB). In fact, I have not encountered any error messages at all using DiAna, and never messed with the INI file.
I'm running the version 1.44.5, my PC is using Windows 7 64-bit Enterprise Edition.
Looks quite useful, nice job.
A Windows GUI application developed using straight Win32 in 2017? Really? Do you hate yourself or something?
Try WPF
PS: Real men program in Assembler
I think I can manage that without the threat of my wife divorcing me.
Very reasonable.
Cheers,
PS: Real men program in Assembler
I get the tongue-in-cheek
But...No, they don't. As one who has programmed a lot of assembler and worked with compiler teams I would not underestimate a good compiler.
Mogens
That's how I started: reading hex hex code form a instruction maps and typing them on a Teletex. See one of these maps below (Motorola MC6809). Perhaps old geezers under us still remember those good old days.Or Machine Language
Cheers, E.
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