aide demandée Sample rate bloqué / plus de son après Mise en veille
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Désolé, je n'utilise pas cubase 
mais je crois que c'est réglé par projet, regarde dans project setup.
Et je veux bien un prix nobel en chocolat
mais je crois que c'est réglé par projet, regarde dans project setup.Et je veux bien un prix nobel en chocolat
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Faq ESI concernant la mise en veille :
"We do not offer full support of sleep / hibernation mode for any of our products. It depends on the system configuration if a device can re-establish a proper connection to your computer after it is waking up from sleep / hibernation mode. This means it is system dependent. While it might work from case to case and while many of our device drivers (especially for PCI and PCIe interfaces) have support for hibernation built-in, ESI still strongly recommends to setup your computer to never go to sleep. It is especially important and suggested to make sure that your computer does not go to sleep automatically after a period of time. We believe that for a computer used for (semi-)professional recording, hibernation should be a non-issue. Imagine your system is going to sleep while your audio software is recording or processing something, just because you did not touch the mouse or keyboard for a longer period. Instead, to save energy, turn of your monitor or shut down the computer completely if needed."
Conclusion: tant pis.
"We do not offer full support of sleep / hibernation mode for any of our products. It depends on the system configuration if a device can re-establish a proper connection to your computer after it is waking up from sleep / hibernation mode. This means it is system dependent. While it might work from case to case and while many of our device drivers (especially for PCI and PCIe interfaces) have support for hibernation built-in, ESI still strongly recommends to setup your computer to never go to sleep. It is especially important and suggested to make sure that your computer does not go to sleep automatically after a period of time. We believe that for a computer used for (semi-)professional recording, hibernation should be a non-issue. Imagine your system is going to sleep while your audio software is recording or processing something, just because you did not touch the mouse or keyboard for a longer period. Instead, to save energy, turn of your monitor or shut down the computer completely if needed."
Conclusion: tant pis.
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