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  • Audio dropouts/sound stuttering problem
2017/02/03 18:31:33
lepiz
Hello, for a long, long time I've been trying to fix my problem and yet I havent found an answer. You can feel it mostly playing games when they just mico freeze and also hear weird noises just by listening to music.
Here's a picture from LatencyMon:

Any ideas how can I possibly fix this problem? It's super annoying and I really want to get rid of this.
 
Thanks in advance.
2017/02/04 04:13:01
Rob[at]Sound-Rehab
you need to look into / post the "processes" and "drivers" pages from latency mon after obtaining these results (sorted by most offending process / driver on top)
2017/02/04 16:45:36
lepiz


2017/02/05 04:11:39
bitflipper
Got wi-fi enabled?
2017/02/05 07:45:42
lepiz
bitflipper
Got wi-fi enabled?


Yes
2017/02/05 21:52:03
dwardzala
Try turning it off.
2017/02/05 22:29:00
sock monkey
I see at top of list is video card. If there's a HDMI audio driver try disabling that too. But wifi is #1 bad boy for dpclat latency
2017/02/06 10:33:57
lepiz
sock monkey
I see at top of list is video card. If there's a HDMI audio driver try disabling that too. But wifi is #1 bad boy for dpclat latency

Well, can't really turn off wifi since other people are using it.
2017/02/06 10:52:36
gswitz
Don't turn it off forever. Just turn it off while you are working with sonar.

I'm guessing you are on a laptop and your screen has a power saving feature. The driver for your screen seems to be the problem.

In the past, I have disabled the screen in device manager and it has used a different screen driver that had no latency issue. Just a thought. It's been ten years though.
2017/02/06 11:09:08
lepiz
gswitz
Don't turn it off forever. Just turn it off while you are working with sonar.

I'm guessing you are on a laptop and your screen has a power saving feature. The driver for your screen seems to be the problem.

In the past, I have disabled the screen in device manager and it has used a different screen driver that had no latency issue. Just a thought. It's been ten years though.

I'm on a standard PC.
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