I also set the max SD delay time to 10 minutes. And then set Disting from 75Mhz to 48Mhz. Oddly enough, it showed up as a 32GB card even though it's clearly marked 64GB on the card itself and with the packaging. I formatted in Win 10 using Disk Management because I planned on partitioning into two 32GB volumes. (I'm pretty sure the U3 is the most important spec, use it instead of a U1). This is the card that finally works for me and the settings on the Disting: I've been playing all of the SD delays in one of my Mk4s for many hours, and it is finally working well, with one exception. Hi tuj, hope your gig went well even though you weren't able to use the Disting SD delay. Didn't seem to do this on all of the SD Delay algos either. Only issue is that every few minutes or so, I'll hear ~ a second of what sounds like audio buffer issues and then it catches back up. Conclusion: Mk4 seems to like U3 32G card (at least mine does). Next step will be to update to latest FW, incl bootloader.ĮDIT2: I ran all of the SD Delay algos and it is working well. Should I format my 64G U3 cards and partition to 32G?ĮDIT: I formatted to FAT32 and partitioned to 32GB (in Disk Management in Win 10) and it now seems to work well. Hope that Os can weigh in on this.Īlso, I've been reading another post, titled "disting mk4 SD card problem", and Os mentions that 32G are needed. I'm going to try to format again and see if that fixes it. I had the same issue as you have described with 16G and 32G Class-10 Samsung Evo cards, and also with 64G U3 Evo cards. (Currently on 4.14.2, haven't done the bootloader update yet). Two Mk4's, trying to use SD cards for Stereo Delays. HidHideMSI, ViGEmBusSetup_圆4 and vc_redist.圆4.Hi tuj, I have the same issue. Launch the game through Steam, both big picture and normal have worked for me.ĮDIT: * Forgot to say, install the drivers from in the zip folder too. Set up the config in the same way as usual through Steam. In Steam controller settings I only have "Guide Button Focuses Steam" ticked. So far everything I've tried has worked with what I think is default settings (it defaults to it now, but not sure if it remembers changes or something) with the following options ticked - "Launch app", "Close when launched app quits", "Wait for child processes", "Allow desktop-config" and "Hide (Real) Controllers". Whenever I add a new game I open that configurator shortcut, doesn't need to be admin or anything.* Click the + in the corner, then UWP or WIN32 depending on what I'm doing, choose the right game. Added a shortcut to the configurator to the desktop. Downloaded what was the latest release when I set it up (0.0.6.1), unzipped into a folder on my C drive.
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