ONEGREENMAN
New Member
It is quite well known to me that if you are having ANY trouble with drop-outs etc , no matter of hardware or supplier and its use, to always try a new USB cable or one at a different length,
(not always just shorter as it can 'correct millisecond or partial timing issues in a small range').
Try different ports too (it is unlikely...but they can differ, particularly on machines with various chip sets, or it might just hate your USB 3 or something else like that...always worth a try-).
Your hardware may not have all the self adjusting communication tech it needs for the cable etc or its just a very noisy cable make-up ! or it MAY WELL just prefer a specific length too ! and that length or cable type/shielding , may NOT be what was supplied with your device !
I have found the same with HDMI cables on 4k TV`s too.
Good Luck-)
(not always just shorter as it can 'correct millisecond or partial timing issues in a small range').
Try different ports too (it is unlikely...but they can differ, particularly on machines with various chip sets, or it might just hate your USB 3 or something else like that...always worth a try-).
Your hardware may not have all the self adjusting communication tech it needs for the cable etc or its just a very noisy cable make-up ! or it MAY WELL just prefer a specific length too ! and that length or cable type/shielding , may NOT be what was supplied with your device !
I have found the same with HDMI cables on 4k TV`s too.
Good Luck-)