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Why do I get an exclamation point next to some safe modes in UC Surface?

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asked Oct 29, 2015 in Studio 192 USB 3.0 Interfaces by wesley (5,600 points)
retagged Dec 8, 2015 by AlexTinsley
When I select some safe modes, a yellow exclamation point comes up next to my select and my audio performance on my Studio 192 isn't stable.

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answered Oct 29, 2015 by wesley (5,600 points)
selected Dec 14, 2015 by wesley
 
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Not all buffer sizes are not compatible with every safe mode. Each safe mode has been optimized for use with certain buffer sizes. UC Surface will alert you to an incompatible buffer size by placing an exclamation point warning next to the incompatible safe mode if selected. If you proceed with an incompatible buffer size / safe mode combination, audio performance will suffer.

For best performance, only use the following safe modes with each buffer size:

Buffer Size Safe Mode
64 samples
  • Minimum Latency only (96 kHz and lower)
128 samples
  • Minimum Latency (96 kHz and lower)
  • Low Latency (44.1 and 48 kHz only)
256 samples
  • Minimum Latency (All Sample Rates)
  • Low Latency (96 kHz and lower)
  • Standard (44.1 and 48 kHz only)
512 samples
  • Minimum Latency (All Sample Rates)
  • Low Latency (All Sample Rates)
  • Standard (96 kHz and lower)
  • Relaxed (44.1 and 48 kHz only)
1024 samples
  • Minimum Latency (All Sample Rates)
  • Low Latency (All Sample Rates)
  • Standard (All Sample Rates)
  • Relaxed (96kHz and lower)
  • Reliable (44.1 and 48 kHz only)
  • Safe (44.1 and 48 kHz only)
2048 samples
  • Minimum Latency (All Sample Rates)
  • Low Latency (All Sample Rates)
  • Standard (All Sample Rates)
  • Relaxed (All Sample Rates)
  • Reliable (All Sample Rates)
  • Safe (96 kHz and lower)
  • Extra Safe (44.1 and 48 kHz only)
4096 samples
  • Minimum Latency (All Sample Rates)
  • Low Latency (All Sample Rates)
  • Standard (All Sample Rates)
  • Relaxed (All Sample Rates)
  • Reliable (All Sample Rates)
  • Safe (All Sample Rates)
  • Extra Safe (96 kHz and lower)

 

 

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