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WMP 11 Stuttering
Whenever I play any audio, ANY audio (Windows sounds, DVDs, CDs, music in my
library), the sound always stutters, as if it's being chopped up. I need help on this, please. Windows Vista Home Premium, upgraded from XP SP2 WMP 11 with no add-ons Vista is updated fully No special graphics on at the time (Aero, Sidebar disabled) |
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WMP 11 Stuttering
Sound card drivers have been updated to vista compatible versions?
-- Graham Hughes MVP Digital Media www.myvideoproblems.com "Toast" wrote in message ... Whenever I play any audio, ANY audio (Windows sounds, DVDs, CDs, music in my library), the sound always stutters, as if it's being chopped up. I need help on this, please. Windows Vista Home Premium, upgraded from XP SP2 WMP 11 with no add-ons Vista is updated fully No special graphics on at the time (Aero, Sidebar disabled) |
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WMP 11 Stuttering
I went to Device Manager, right-clicked the Sound Controller, and updated it.
Sadly, the sound is still choppy. The manufacturer of the computer (HP Laptop) doesn't have the drivers because they don't service the model I have. (I upgraded to Vista, against HP's suggestions.) However, everything else on my computer works fine. The audio is the only part that's bad at the moment. "Graham Hughes" wrote: Sound card drivers have been updated to vista compatible versions? -- Graham Hughes MVP Digital Media www.myvideoproblems.com "Toast" wrote in message ... Whenever I play any audio, ANY audio (Windows sounds, DVDs, CDs, music in my library), the sound always stutters, as if it's being chopped up. I need help on this, please. Windows Vista Home Premium, upgraded from XP SP2 WMP 11 with no add-ons Vista is updated fully No special graphics on at the time (Aero, Sidebar disabled) |
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WMP 11 Stuttering
Is the problem only in Mediaplayer? Try out Winamp or another player see if
you get the same result. "Toast" wrote: Whenever I play any audio, ANY audio (Windows sounds, DVDs, CDs, music in my library), the sound always stutters, as if it's being chopped up. I need help on this, please. Windows Vista Home Premium, upgraded from XP SP2 WMP 11 with no add-ons Vista is updated fully No special graphics on at the time (Aero, Sidebar disabled) |
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WMP 11 Stuttering
Like I've said in my first post, it happens with ALL applications, be it WMP
11, InterDVD (a DVD-player program on my PC), the opening, closing, and all caution Windows sounds, music from a website, a game that used to work excellently on XP...whatever the sound may be, it always comes out choppy. Actually, it sounds much like the problem down below titled "All media running slow". It seems as if the audio IS running slow, but sounds choppy and static-like as well. My PC's base score is 2.5 for graphics, but everything else is rated 3 or higher, the highest being the hard disk, at 4.2. My PC is a laptop, so changing the cords won't help at all. Even with or without headphones, it sounds choppy. I have a hunch that it has to do with startup programs, but I'm not really sure, because all of them are "must-start" at startup. All programs have been updated with Microsoft Update, and I've manually checked for any updates through Device Manager. I'm just about crazy without my music...someone, please help... "Ron K." wrote: Is the problem only in Mediaplayer? Try out Winamp or another player see if you get the same result. "Toast" wrote: Whenever I play any audio, ANY audio (Windows sounds, DVDs, CDs, music in my library), the sound always stutters, as if it's being chopped up. I need help on this, please. Windows Vista Home Premium, upgraded from XP SP2 WMP 11 with no add-ons Vista is updated fully No special graphics on at the time (Aero, Sidebar disabled) |
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Doesn't the piece you've written give you a clue?
How did you update your sound card drivers if HP do not have any? MS versions are not normally compatible. -- Graham Hughes MVP Digital Media www.myvideoproblems.com I went to Device Manager, right-clicked the Sound Controller, and updated it. Sadly, the sound is still choppy. The manufacturer of the computer (HP Laptop) doesn't have the drivers because they don't service the model I have. (I upgraded to Vista, against HP's suggestions.) However, everything else on my computer works fine. The audio is the only part that's bad at the moment. |
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WMP 11 Stuttering
What sound chipset does your laptop say? How is your sound card identified
in Device Manager? I had to go to the chipset manufacturer's site to get Vista drivers for my brand new Intel mother board. Dale "Graham Hughes" wrote in message ... Doesn't the piece you've written give you a clue? How did you update your sound card drivers if HP do not have any? MS versions are not normally compatible. -- Graham Hughes MVP Digital Media www.myvideoproblems.com I went to Device Manager, right-clicked the Sound Controller, and updated it. Sadly, the sound is still choppy. The manufacturer of the computer (HP Laptop) doesn't have the drivers because they don't service the model I have. (I upgraded to Vista, against HP's suggestions.) However, everything else on my computer works fine. The audio is the only part that's bad at the moment. |
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WMP 11 Stuttering
Graham, I'm sorry for wasting your time, but my piece SHOULD have given YOU a
clue, if you had Vista. I thought this board was all about Vista. Anyways, on Device Manager, I right-clicked the Sound Controller, and clicked on "Manually Update Driver", because Windows Update wouldn't update it. THAT'S what I meant by "there were no more updates". I only went to HP to see if they had any drivers. But, they didn't. So, now I un-installed and re-installed the driver that came with Vista (for the sound card), and the static and choppiness is still there. And therefore, I conclude that there's something wrong with either the machine (I doubt it though...worked fine with XP), or with Vista. "Graham Hughes" wrote: Doesn't the piece you've written give you a clue? How did you update your sound card drivers if HP do not have any? MS versions are not normally compatible. -- Graham Hughes MVP Digital Media www.myvideoproblems.com I went to Device Manager, right-clicked the Sound Controller, and updated it. Sadly, the sound is still choppy. The manufacturer of the computer (HP Laptop) doesn't have the drivers because they don't service the model I have. (I upgraded to Vista, against HP's suggestions.) However, everything else on my computer works fine. The audio is the only part that's bad at the moment. |
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WMP 11 Stuttering
Hi,
I have Vista, and have had it for some time. The item I referred to was --- The manufacturer of the computer (HP Laptop) doesn't have the drivers because they don't service the model I have. (I upgraded to Vista, against HP's suggestions.) --- Laptops have propriotry items installed or generic ones remodelled to suit the specific laptop model so 99.9% of the time drivers need to be supplied by the manufacturer of the laptop, not MS and not the manufacturer of the item concerned. Did you run windows upgrade advisor before installation? What did it say? Your options are to scour HP's web site and pick drivers for similar models to yours with vista drivers and try those, try the sound device manufacturers web site and do the same, or I'm afraid live with the fact that your machine is only capable of running XP and wait until you upgrade to run Vista. -- Graham Hughes MVP Digital Media www.myvideoproblems.com "Toast" wrote in message ... Graham, I'm sorry for wasting your time, but my piece SHOULD have given YOU a clue, if you had Vista. I thought this board was all about Vista. Anyways, on Device Manager, I right-clicked the Sound Controller, and clicked on "Manually Update Driver", because Windows Update wouldn't update it. THAT'S what I meant by "there were no more updates". I only went to HP to see if they had any drivers. But, they didn't. So, now I un-installed and re-installed the driver that came with Vista (for the sound card), and the static and choppiness is still there. And therefore, I conclude that there's something wrong with either the machine (I doubt it though...worked fine with XP), or with Vista. "Graham Hughes" wrote: Doesn't the piece you've written give you a clue? How did you update your sound card drivers if HP do not have any? MS versions are not normally compatible. -- Graham Hughes MVP Digital Media www.myvideoproblems.com I went to Device Manager, right-clicked the Sound Controller, and updated it. Sadly, the sound is still choppy. The manufacturer of the computer (HP Laptop) doesn't have the drivers because they don't service the model I have. (I upgraded to Vista, against HP's suggestions.) However, everything else on my computer works fine. The audio is the only part that's bad at the moment. |
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WMP 11 Stuttering
Graham,
Sorry about that. I have checked with the manufacturer (Conexant), and they say they manufacture modems, not sound systems. When I ran the Windows Advisor program to check my PC against the requirements of Vista, it said that there were absolutely no issues, and that Home Premium would work fine on my machine. I guess I'll have to either stick with Vista without music, revert back to XP, or stick with Vista with an iPod. Thanks for all your help, everyone. Much appreciated. "Graham Hughes" wrote: Hi, I have Vista, and have had it for some time. The item I referred to was --- The manufacturer of the computer (HP Laptop) doesn't have the drivers because they don't service the model I have. (I upgraded to Vista, against HP's suggestions.) --- Laptops have propriotry items installed or generic ones remodelled to suit the specific laptop model so 99.9% of the time drivers need to be supplied by the manufacturer of the laptop, not MS and not the manufacturer of the item concerned. Did you run windows upgrade advisor before installation? What did it say? Your options are to scour HP's web site and pick drivers for similar models to yours with vista drivers and try those, try the sound device manufacturers web site and do the same, or I'm afraid live with the fact that your machine is only capable of running XP and wait until you upgrade to run Vista. -- Graham Hughes MVP Digital Media www.myvideoproblems.com "Toast" wrote in message ... Graham, I'm sorry for wasting your time, but my piece SHOULD have given YOU a clue, if you had Vista. I thought this board was all about Vista. Anyways, on Device Manager, I right-clicked the Sound Controller, and clicked on "Manually Update Driver", because Windows Update wouldn't update it. THAT'S what I meant by "there were no more updates". I only went to HP to see if they had any drivers. But, they didn't. So, now I un-installed and re-installed the driver that came with Vista (for the sound card), and the static and choppiness is still there. And therefore, I conclude that there's something wrong with either the machine (I doubt it though...worked fine with XP), or with Vista. "Graham Hughes" wrote: Doesn't the piece you've written give you a clue? How did you update your sound card drivers if HP do not have any? MS versions are not normally compatible. -- Graham Hughes MVP Digital Media www.myvideoproblems.com I went to Device Manager, right-clicked the Sound Controller, and updated it. Sadly, the sound is still choppy. The manufacturer of the computer (HP Laptop) doesn't have the drivers because they don't service the model I have. (I upgraded to Vista, against HP's suggestions.) However, everything else on my computer works fine. The audio is the only part that's bad at the moment. |