So I decided to update my Delta 44 Drivers, NOW, my sample rate is not reconized!!!!!

[frank_1]

I updated the latest M-audio drivers for my Delta 44, now when I use Cubase SX it tells me "Samplerate could not be set. This may be due to the sampleclock being set to external sync". But there is no section on the M-Audio control panel that says external sync, Keep in mind this happend right after I installed the driver!

How can I "roll-back" to the original driver? I have Win xp

 

[Chris Long]

I could be wrong about this--but if you go into the Delta Control Panel, under the Hardware Settings tab, check to see if "Internal Xtal" is selected, not "S/PDIF In". If I'm right that'll do it. The "Internal Xtal (crystal)" setting lets the computer set the sync, instead of getting it from an outside source through the "S/PDIF In"

Just a thought...

 

[frank_1]

Internal Xtal is selected

 

[Bulls Hit]

Use System Restore to go back to the previous version

 

[Jim Y]

Do you have "Rate locked" checked? You can leave it locked and set the rate to suit the project in the control panel. The new driver does replace your old settings with default ones.

 

[frank_1]

Useing System Restore would be great if I had a system restore CD-ROM to use...

I know I can set the sample rate; my problem is that Cubase doesn't read any sample rate.

 

[crankz1]

If you are using XP .... system restore is built in (so long as it hasn't been turned off).
In case you do have XP ... navigate to Start/All Programs/Accessories/System Tools/System Restore. Then select to restore to a date prior to updating the drivers.
It would seem as though there should be a setting that would allow for you to change the sample rate.
After rereading you post ... I see that you do have XP ... so the method above should work.
You could also try this ....
Navigate to control panel/system/hardware/device manager ... expand the list for Sound, video and game controllers ... double click on the entry for the Delta card then click the driver tab. You should be given the option to roll back the driver to a previous one. If that doesn't do it .... system restore may be the next alternative.

HTH

-Ken