[SOLVED] CDJ2000 slip mode issue on first initial try

Did that ever happen before the update?

not sure, never really used slip mode

This is exactly what I meant in my thread called "sleep mode" (I know it shall have ben slip and not sleep)
I also have a friend that has reported this issue. Slip mode is buggy and it does not work as it shall sometimes

+1;  and yes this was an issue before the update.  Count your blessings if the only consequence of this bug was a botched effect - I backspun an acapella at a live show that was playing over an instrumental and it glitched; I was left with the two tracks being off 2 or 3 beats which, I'm sure I don't have to tell you, wasn't exactly easy on the ears.  Luckily the crowd was very understanding and I was able to explain that my equipment had malfunctioned, and that the terrible noise they had just heard wasn't because I sucked.  They also took solace in knowing that Pio would likely repair the glitch in subsequent firmware updates.  

Same problem here!

This happened life on the show and ruined the mix :(

Made a Video: http://youtu.be/tDsVsi7Ia2M

Could anyone from Pioneer confirm the engineers ara ware of this? This is really annoying! Why if this function works with the cdj 900 without any bug it does not with the nexus? Do Pioneer have any quality control department?

anything on this mods? seems these older threads get lost in the mix, never sure if anyone even seems them and slip mode is broke right now

This issue has been raised with the engineers.

Thanks Gavin

Here's the dreaded (unmentioned) feeling:

You will need to sell your CDJ2000 Nexus to get and updated version that will fix the issue .

(Just looking back at PIOs track record regarding its original CDJ-2000 and how they 'addressed' the issues that have been reported).

well fortunately for me I never had to sell a pioneer player to get a new version for a fix.

All these issues with the s/w interaction with the players is what is making me hold out on getting another nexus... I rather be stuck with 2 instead of 4.

Response from the engineers:

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This is not a bug, but this issue may occur if users do certain things before using the slip mode.

When using the SLIP function immediately after HOT CUE or needle search, the slip function might not work because sufficient audio data has not been read in the memory.

The engineers will continue investigation and development to the ensure the CDJ is performing as best it can within the limits of the current system

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makes sense, Is there a time amount they can give us on safely waiting before using "slip"? There are times I hit a cue or needle strip and waited a godd 5-6 seconds and tried it and it still didn't work, I thought the track would be able to buffer quicker then that

Not currently but they will continue to see if they can increase the performance in any way.