penguinrusty
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Sound works great in Halo, but then it gets real choppy in winamp. I tried switiching CDs and players (iTunes, musicmatch, etc.) but that didn't work. Any advice? I'm using a mobo with onboard sound.
sound messed up
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Bigshow1030
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media players
I ran into a similar problem with nascar 2003.....problem ended up being somehow or another I had nero media player, windows media player, realplayer all on my computer and they were clashing with each other......might look in this direction
I ran into a similar problem with nascar 2003.....problem ended up being somehow or another I had nero media player, windows media player, realplayer all on my computer and they were clashing with each other......might look in this direction
SFR said:... I'm confused...
System was not specified in the original post. Some nVidia and Creative chipset combinations hogged the bandwidth on the PCI bus which caused crackling or choppy sound problems however, this was only noticeable on the older VIA chipsets.
You could try altering latency or buffer size in your mp3 player if this is supported and see if the choppiness of the sound is reduced.
penguinrusty
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I'm using an AGP ATI Radeon 9250 with Mach Speed matrix PM9MS mobo w/ via ID259 chipset. Also, what is latency and buffer size? Thanks!
Greg J.
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Latency is the in-between time periods:
http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/l/latency.html
buffer: (basically the temporary holding places)
http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/b/buffer.html
http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/l/latency.html
buffer: (basically the temporary holding places)
http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/b/buffer.html
Fure6
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i'm confused about you being confused...SFR said:
maybe you have a short in your cable. i was playing music and all of a sudden the music got really crappy quality, but i thought it was song. but then the next song was like it and i checked the connection and it was bad.