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From Eugene Palenock → To All 1 August 2002
Hello All!
I spent several hours fighting the sound bug... I'm tired of the bugs.
1.CS4281 aka YMF724. There were no problems in Windows 98... In 2000 everything would have been fine, but with
something terrible happened when recording video with sound. And with hardware control
Windows volume dropped. Drivers latest. I tried to install XP - it is a card
knows, with hardware control it does not crash, but there is a bug with video recording.
It’s just that the sound is written separately normally. The video separately is also written normally.
The idea of writing video and sound synchronously using different software did not bring any results.
2.YMF754. In Windows 2000 everything is the same with video.
3.CM 8738. After recording the video, the software hangs. CED12a also hangs, but not
always.
4. Creative SB128 5808. Some constant clicking sounds (every 5-20 seconds) when
playback I have a suspicion that something is wrong with the PCI timings.
5. some kind of CMedia built into the 7AJA2 motherboard. The bugs are exactly the same as in example 1.
6.ESS 1938 Solo-1. Winda found out. There are no bugs with Windows drivers!
I can normally write a video with sound without going into Windows 98.
I decided to install a new driver from the ess website. Winda happily reported that he
fits better than hers. However, Winamp said that it could not create a DS object.
I returned to the Windows driver... Everything works...
Conclusion. In w2000, only drivers from MS work normally. At least forsound Because I tried most of what is on the market from cheap
class.
PS I dug into the sampling and acceleration settings - it doesn’t help...
Best regards, Evgeniy.
From Roman Alexandrov → To Eugene Palenock 2 August 2002
Hello Eugene!
01 Aug 02, 00:23, Eugene Palenock wrote to All on the topic "sound":
EP> Spent several hours fighting the sound bug... Tired of bugs.
You're out of luck... After ESS I had sb16, sb64, sb128, sb Live1024,
sb Live 5.1, currently installed Audigy. The problem has always been the same - low level
microphone input seems to be a common sore spot for all creatives.
Happy connections. Roman.