Nice call Jazacoop.

I thought these forums were moderated by Microsoft Gurus.

Why is it the users have to find the fixes???

"jazacoop" wrote:

The wait is over...... I have the solution


You guys owe me big time :P (follow the steps below)

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1. Go to control panel sound speaker Propteries.
2. Then under enhancements.
3. Select "Disable all enchancements".
4. Enjoy your music without lag or delay!!
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HAVE FUN!!



"Dale" wrote:

Just curious, but were you running WMP 10 or WMP 11 on XP SP2?

Dale

"Cameron S." Cameron wrote in message
...
I have the EXACT same problem. I just installed Vista(a clean install) and
loaded all the drivers for my Sony Vaio including the Vista updated Sound
Card driver. All my MP3 files take about 5 seconds to load up in Media
Player
and I get "Media Changing" at the bottom. Also, at the end of every song I
get the same "choppiness and the song starts to break apart and jitter
before
the next song is able to start smoothly. It's driving me crazy. I tried
reinstalling the original Vista sound drivers with no success. Everything
was
flawless on XP SP2.

"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)