WMP 11 Stuttering

Toast · External Since: Jun 20, 2006 Posts: 9

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)

Graham Hughes · External Since: Oct 22, 2006 Posts: 152

Sound card drivers have been updated to vista compatible versions?

--

Graham Hughes
MVP Digital Media
www.myvideoproblems.com

"Toast" <Toast.TakeThisOut@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:15994DAE-164A-4031-B8C7-D538269343F7@microsoft.com...
> 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)

Toast · External Since: Jun 20, 2006 Posts: 9

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" <Toast RemoveThis @discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:15994DAE-164A-4031-B8C7-D538269343F7@microsoft.com...
> > 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)
>
>
>

Ron K. · External Since: Sep 23, 2006 Posts: 164

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)

Toast · External Since: Jun 20, 2006 Posts: 9

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)

Graham Hughes · External Since: Oct 22, 2006 Posts: 152

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.
>
>

Dale · External Since: Nov 26, 2006 Posts: 1014

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" <graham.hughes.DeleteThis@dvds2treasure.co.uk> wrote in message
news:%23ODc0E8RHHA.4276@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> 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.
>>
>>
>
>

Toast · External Since: Jun 20, 2006 Posts: 9

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.
> >
> >
>
>
>

Graham Hughes · External Since: Oct 22, 2006 Posts: 152

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" <Toast.TakeThisOut@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5EBB9D48-54A7-4CD3-98BE-5098B7D134B2@microsoft.com...
> 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.
>> >
>> >
>>
>>
>>

Toast · External Since: Jun 20, 2006 Posts: 9

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" <Toast.RemoveThis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:5EBB9D48-54A7-4CD3-98BE-5098B7D134B2@microsoft.com...
> > 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.
> >> >
> >> >
> >>
> >>
> >>
>
>
>

Dale · External Since: Nov 26, 2006 Posts: 1014

If I am not mistaken, Conexant got out of the sound chip business. They
sold that portion to some other company who is not supporting a lot of the
Conexant line. I heard somewhere that Dell had some drivers for the
Conexant sound chips.

HTH,

Dale

"Toast" <Toast.RemoveThis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AD63104C-ED6A-4714-BC70-D35AFFF73906@microsoft.com...
> 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" <Toast.RemoveThis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:5EBB9D48-54A7-4CD3-98BE-5098B7D134B2@microsoft.com...
>> > 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.
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>>
>>
>>

CalBanyan · External Since: Feb 05, 2007 Posts: 2

Just so you guys know, I have a new Dell Dimension 9200 (desktop) with Vista
Ultimate pre-installed and I am having the same problem. I contacted support
and spent 2 and 1/2 hours with them on this issue with no results.

So it is probably not a laptop, or upgrade problem.

Cal

"Toast" wrote:

> 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)

Fred Newkirk · External Since: Feb 05, 2007 Posts: 2

Dang! Same thing here! Doesn't do it on my XP Pro box, but the Vista Home
Prem. Says Media Changing and then stutters and stammers through the entire
WMV File that works perfect on my Zune.

Fnewkirk

"CalBanyan" wrote:

> Just so you guys know, I have a new Dell Dimension 9200 (desktop) with Vista
> Ultimate pre-installed and I am having the same problem. I contacted support
> and spent 2 and 1/2 hours with them on this issue with no results.
>
> So it is probably not a laptop, or upgrade problem.
>
> Cal
>
> "Toast" wrote:
>
> > 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)

jazacoop · External Since: Feb 08, 2007 Posts: 3

I'm having the EXACT same problem and am convinced it's DRM related. Have a
read of this article;

http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/3931679a28.html

Let's hope Microsoft gets its act together and releases a fix!!

"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)

Cameron S. · External Since: Feb 09, 2007 Posts: 1

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)

Dale · External Since: Nov 26, 2006 Posts: 1014

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

Dale

"Cameron S." <Cameron S..DeleteThis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3906402B-E4E9-475B-B1A4-1298B5DCD58A@microsoft.com...
>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)

jazacoop · External Since: Feb 08, 2007 Posts: 3

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

You guys owe me big time Razz

(follow the steps below)

...................................................................................
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!!
..................................................................................

HAVE FUN!!

"Dale" wrote:

> Just curious, but were you running WMP 10 or WMP 11 on XP SP2?
>
> Dale
>
> "Cameron S." <Cameron S..RemoveThis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:3906402B-E4E9-475B-B1A4-1298B5DCD58A@microsoft.com...
> >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)
>
>

Cameron S. · External Since: Feb 09, 2007 Posts: 2

Thank you!!! Worked like a charm. Except for my sound card driver(SigmaTel),
it was "Disable System Effects" under the effects tab.

"jazacoop" wrote:

> The wait is over...... I have the solution Very Happy

>
>
> You guys owe me big time Razz

(follow the steps below)
>
> .................................................................................
> 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!!
> ................................................................................
>
> HAVE FUN!!
>
>
>
> "Dale" wrote:
>
> > Just curious, but were you running WMP 10 or WMP 11 on XP SP2?
> >
> > Dale
> >
> > "Cameron S." <Cameron S..TakeThisOut@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> > news:3906402B-E4E9-475B-B1A4-1298B5DCD58A@microsoft.com...
> > >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)
> >
> >

acplayer · External Since: Jan 31, 2007 Posts: 8

jazacoop, thank you so freakin much, I got tired of listening to embedded
music in IE/Firefox and while I'd scroll, it would chop and now it's fixed!
woot! thanks again! Vote for a sticky!

Jonathan · External Since: Jun 18, 2006 Posts: 38

Thanks for that, so far so good

John

"Cameron S." wrote:

> Thank you!!! Worked like a charm. Except for my sound card driver(SigmaTel),
> it was "Disable System Effects" under the effects tab.
>
> "jazacoop" wrote:
>
> > The wait is over...... I have the solution Very Happy

> >
> >
> > You guys owe me big time Razz

(follow the steps below)
> >
> > .................................................................................
> > 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!!
> > ................................................................................
> >
> > HAVE FUN!!
> >
> >
> >
> > "Dale" wrote:
> >
> > > Just curious, but were you running WMP 10 or WMP 11 on XP SP2?
> > >
> > > Dale
> > >
> > > "Cameron S." <Cameron S..DeleteThis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> > > news:3906402B-E4E9-475B-B1A4-1298B5DCD58A@microsoft.com...
> > > >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)
> > >
> > >