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Pauses in Audio and Video
htnut:
--- Quote from: Ashfall on January 08, 2024, 08:38:33 am ---Htnut, do you have enabled "hardware accelerate video decoding when possible"? After I did a clean install I noticed that is not enabled by default. Played one 1080p video for 45 minutes with no dropouts, then enabled it (because 4k videos drop video frames without it on my RX6400) and then get the audio dropouts like you again. Haven't had time to change it back and try again though, so just curious what you are using. This is such a slooooow process to troubleshoot!
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Yes, "hw accelerate" is enabled.
Are you also using DirectSound + Bistream: HDMI? When I use WASAPI the audio dropout doesn't occur... but I need to use DirectSound for other reasons. Can you run a blu ray with DTS-HD or ATMOS using the DirectSound device and see if you don't get dropouts every ~ 20 minutes?
Thanks.
Ashfall:
--- Quote from: htnut on January 09, 2024, 08:12:24 pm ---Yes, "hw accelerate" is enabled.
Are you also using DirectSound + Bistream: HDMI? When I use WASAPI the audio dropout doesn't occur... but I need to use DirectSound for other reasons. Can you run a blu ray with DTS-HD or ATMOS using the DirectSound device and see if you don't get dropouts every ~ 20 minutes?
Thanks.
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I'm using WASAPI. I'll try your suggestion, it might be a couple days.
MarkArk:
spoke too soon... audio stuttering still very much there !
JimH:
If it's occasional (comes and goes), something is changing somewhere. Power is fluctuating, for example. Something going into a low power state? Or different media triggers it.
htnut:
--- Quote from: Ashfall on January 09, 2024, 08:37:38 pm ---I'm using WASAPI. I'll try your suggestion, it might be a couple days.
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Thanks, Ashfall - will be interesting to know how that works on your system. FYI, I also tried with HW Acceleration off. No change.
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