Traktor scratch pro 2 'low timecode quality'

[torinmacneil1]

I did that, do you mean with the needle resting on the timecode but not playing? That is what I did if that is what you mean.

Sometimes my left or right monitor will drop out and I will have to fiddle with the output cable to get it working again, only thing with the RCAs from the TT's to the mixer is that they are not replaceable, they are like attached to the Turntables! So if there is a problem with them I can switch them out

[torinmacneil1]

Now getting 'unknown medium, calib failed' 'right channel missing' what is going on?!

[astromech]

You're not getting signal for the right channel to Traktor. Make sure the headshell contacts are clean. Check the cables are seated properly. Try the flipside of the record. Check the stylus isn't damaged.

[torinmacneil1]

Here is the weird thing, each warning or problem is not consistant, sometimes it will stop for a week and then come back., Or even just each time I open Traktor 2 there will be a different problem. What does cables being properly 'seated' mean? I have a Dell Inspiron 8gb ram core i3 processor, I'm not sure if it's just because my laptop can't handle it? However my CPU bar is fine and doesn't show any overload.

[torinmacneil1]

Also when I go in the 'timecode setup' tab which displays a number of 120 for each timecode, when I put the needle onto the timecode the number drops to 65 for L and 75 for R, in guessing the number is some sort of readint/quality?