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clonK
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Vice 2.1 audio skipping
Is it normal that every so often in Vice, you can hear audio hiccups/skipping, presumably due to the refresh-rate not being emulated solidly?
I normally use my real C64, but on the odd occasion that I fire up Vice to quickly check out downloaded stuff from csdb, I find it really annoying, especially because it's mainly music that I'm interested in.
I just wondered whether this was considered normal behaviour for listening to and even making music with Vice?
I have an RME Fireface800 soundcard, 3.6 ghz Intel quad core PC with 4 gigs ddr3 ram running Vista64.
Cheeeeeeeers
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clonK
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:P
fair enuff |
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clonK
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Quote: Yeah, it is usually a user's fault. That's some of the cases I got bored working in the music business. :P
hehe.. I work in the computer business as a web developer, so, let's just say... I feel what ur sayin :P |
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GT
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You're welcome. ;-) |
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clonK
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cheers |
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SIDWAVE
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Oddly, i get fewest hickups in vice sound, with the 2nd smallest soundbuffer.. 150ms |
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clonK
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I should really have named this thread "Vice framerate skipping".
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SIDWAVE
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No, you should have named it: "Use a real C64, lamer!" |
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Stainless Steel
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Oh please |
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clonK
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lol |
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booker
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Get yourself HardSid. :)
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