So a few months ago I finally got my NMT3 and downloaded the mapping for it (https://www.mixxx.org/forums/viewtopic. ... &start=200). Everything works except the right jog wheel. When I touch the right jog wheel, be it in scratch mode or the other mode, Mixxx starts freezing if the right deck isn't playing, and it will cue whatever track I have highlighted in my library for playback from that deck. If the deck is playing and I spin the wheel in non-scratch mode, it freezes. If I spin it in scratch mode, it scratches just a little bit and then stops cold as if I were holding the wheel completely still. It doesn't freeze, just stops playing and refuses to scratch until I release the wheel.
I've just been ignoring it until now, but I'd really like to get it fixed at this point so my board can be 100% functional, and because I'm starting to make use of them more often.
I did some troubleshooting with someone in the Mixxx IRC chat a while ago, but that never went anywhere. What we did deduce though is that it's almost definitely a software issue, because when I switch the wheel bindings so the right wheel works on deck 1 and the left wheel works on deck 2, the left wheel becomes the one with the issue. But I checked out the XML and JS myself, and the bindings are identical, aside from which deck they work on.
Download mapping for Mixxx 2.0 (mapping is included in Mixxx 2.1) The Numark Mixtrack 3 and Numark Mixtrack Pro 3 are the same controller except that the Pro version has an integrated 4 channel output sound card and costs $50 more. If you use the non-Pro version.
I'm running Windows 10, I've got 8GB of RAM, an Intel 5500 HD Graphics, i3 processor, and a 'Realtek High Definition Audio' soundcard with a high definition audio controller. Can't get more specific than that with my card because that's all even device manager has to say about it, it's the default with my laptop and I've got the most recent default drivers for it. I just use my portable TV's output as my headphone channel, since it's got a headphone jack and I use it as a second display for my logo and visualizers, and as a facade to hide the back of my amp a bit. I don't notice a very large delay with it for my headphones, and my default audio channel has around a 2 millisecond delay, so I don't see any reason to spend $100+ on an external card. But that's beside the point.