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From the PRV view menu. Show the vertical lines then set your chosen resolution.

4 hours ago, Jim Roseberry said:

The Quantum works just fine with Thunderbolt-3 AICs (add-in-controllers).

I'm using the Asus Thunderbolt EX3.

Excellent. Thank you!

On 1/17/2019 at 11:38 PM, Jim Roseberry said:

The motherboard has to have a Thunderbolt-3 controller onboard... or it has to have a Thunderbolt-3 header and BIOS support for a Thunderbolt-3 AIC (add-in-controller card)

 

Do you have any experience of a Quantum interface being used on a motherboard through an add on controller, as opposed to the board natively supporting it? I ask as my board doesn't support it natively but has the add on option and i think i read presonus say that the board needs to support it natively (although i didn't find the remark when just looking for it. I don't think i imagined it though).

24/44.1 for everything except close micing an energetic high frequency sound source, then it's 96. I often upsample plugins.

1 hour ago, Starship Krupa said:

One thing I am noticing is that right before the transport starts moving, I sometimes get a really brief graphics palette flash, sometimes white, sometimes my desktop background image.

Do you have Controlled Folder Access enabled? Turn it off for a test if so.

I think it's best to be your own guide if you want to disable services since one person's idea of what's unnecessary might be necessary for another. For example, i disable all Bluetooth services, printer, Xbox, geolocation, some Intel stuff and some others here an there because i don't require any of them. But that's not good advice for someone who uses Bluetooth, printers, Xbox, etc.

Open up the Services and read the description of each service. Disable what you want. Or make it manual or delayed start.

Disabling services isn't necessarily needed though and it's unlikely to be the magic bullet for a specific problem, although i guess it could be.