You'll need a test tenant with the following subscriptions for this tutorial: If you don't have an Intune subscription, sign up for a free trial account. Create Intune device compliance policies to set the conditions Android and iOS/iPadOS devices must meet to be considered compliant.Create app configuration policies to manage the Slack for EMM app on iOS/iPadOS and the Slack app for Android personally-owned work profile devices.You'll be able to limit access to your Grid plan's workspaces to Intune managed devices. Set Intune as the Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) provider on your Slack Enterprise Grid.Latency is delay and a bigger buffer means more delay, so that could be an issue if you’re monitoring yourself through the computer while recording. A faster computer may help, but any computer is fast-enough for “regular” mono or stereo recording, depending on what else it’s doing.Īlthough I understand the root cause, I’m NOT an expert on solving the problem… You can try increasing the latency (buffer size). (There is also a playback buffer, and in this case the danger is buffer underflow.) Note that it doesn’t necessarily take high CPU usage to cause a problem… If an application or driver “hogs” the CPU for a few milliseconds too long, you’ll get an audio glitch.
If the operating system doesn’t get-around to reading the buffer in time, you get a buffer overflow and a glitch. Then when the operating system gets around to it, it reads the buffer in a quick burst and writes to the hard drive. …When you record the digital audio stream flows smoothly into a buffer (like a storage tank) at a constant rate. The operating system is always multitasking, but it’s best if you don’t run any other applications while recording and if that’s not the problem disable as many background operations as possible. It’s (probably) not the mic., although the problem seems to be more common with USB mics/interfaces… It’s the computer multitasking.
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