Re: Delay on a virtual machine
@3, VMWare is inaccessible on Linux, as far as I've seen. I couldn't even get the installer to work properly, for starters.To answer the OP's question, no, you can't decrease the audio delay in virtual box from what I've found. Even if you did, it would
Re: Delay on a virtual machine
@3, how exactly does it have a lot of issues?
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Re: Delay on a virtual machine
I'd recommend using vmware over virtual box any day. Virtual box has all kinds of issues, and a lot more lag than vm ware is only one of those.
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Re: Delay on a virtual machine
Um. No. Its not. There will always be a delay, irrespective of how many resources you give the VM or how much of a particular resource you give it. You can decrease it and on Linux you have things like PCI passthrough, but I would be careful
