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Title: Sound problems
Post by: Tangoman on September 27, 2003, 12:21:34 pm

Moved from the Beta 260 thread.
This is happening with the built card on my laptop and a USB audio output adapter
Hi All @JRiver,
When I pause a track and then start playing another track threr is some of the old track played before the new selection starts.  
I use wave out and wave mapper DSP is set to 16 bit source Sample and  Channels. Otherwise and outstanding programme
Many thanks for your efforts
Gerry

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Title: Re: Sound problems
Post by: LisaRCT on September 28, 2003, 06:26:00 pm

Are you using Cross-Fading? Try turning it off.

Title: Re: Sound problems
Post by: MachineHead on September 28, 2003, 06:42:12 pm

The only time I used to get this is when I had DFX running. No longer use that. It probably has something to do with a flush command.

Any other DSP's being used?

EDIT:

Also, with WinXP, you should probably try Direct Sound for output instead.

Title: Re: Sound problems
Post by: Tangoman on October 06, 2003, 02:05:23 pm

Thanks for the tips all, Lisa I tried that and it made the previous track only played for a shorter time less than a second. Direct sound does not make a difference Asio doesn't work for this sound card. Direct sound gives me stuttering on occassions. MS Wave mapper works best on my Laptop which is a Dell Inspiron 8100.
I will try an complete uninstall later on I this is my last resort technique as I don't like reseting my Preferences.
Cheer Gerry  

Title: Re: Sound problems
Post by: Tangoman on October 07, 2003, 01:41:30 pm

Hi all,
Ok I uninstalled and reinstalled today unfortunately this problem remains. Play a song pause it play a new song you can hear the playback of the previous song for a brief moment sounds.  Anybody else having this problem??
Tnx in advance
Gerry

Title: Re: Sound problems
Post by: Omni on October 07, 2003, 02:16:46 pm

Yes.  I have reported this a couple of times, and so have others.   I don't believe there has been any official response, so I guess it's just something we all have to live with.  :-/  (Usually, no response means that either they can't reproduce it, or it's just too low on their priority list to focus on.)

Omni

Title: Re: Sound problems
Post by: AndyCircuit on October 07, 2003, 02:20:05 pm

Confirmed...
SB Audigy, Direct Sound
No matter if DFX, DSP is on or off

AC