Sudden, Audio choppy playback unusable

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• My system hardware and audio changes playback stops suddenly. What can I do?

  My system hardware and audio changes playback stops suddenly.

  I ' v tried checking device in the Device Manager, it appears as properly installed and a sound test is attempted it says that it is used by another device.

  When the problem arises, I go to the Device Manager and do a right click on the device, then I click where it says 'Search the hardware changes' and then it starts working again, but for 5-10 minutes. Tops.

  Please help me...

  Hello

  1. What is the brand and model of the PC?

  2. are you aware of any hardware or software of the PC prior to this problem?

  3. is there another audio device connected to the system?

  This happens usually if the audio output settings are incorrect or if another audio device is attached to the system such as a complement for the audio card.

  Kindly, follow these methods and check if that helps.

  Method 1:
  Similar issues were corrected by restarting the Windows Audio service.

  Follow these steps:

  a. press the Windows key + R, type run and press Enter.

  b. type services.msc and press ENTER.

  c. scroll to find Windows Audio and Windows Audio Endpoint Builder services.

  d. do a right click and Properties, stop and start the services.

  e. click on apply and OK.

  Check the result.

  Method 2:
  You can turn on the speakerphone as default output device and check the result.
  Follow these steps:

  a. press the Windows key + X, choose CControl Panel.
  b. click on the its, a new window will open.
  (c) in the new window, click the read tab.
  d. right-click on the speakers and select set as default.

  f. click apply and OK.
  Check if it helps.

  Let us know the result. If you have any other questions, we will be happy to help you.

• Choppy playback continues in 9.0.2(b)

  Hello

  OMG, I just downloaded 9.0.2(b) after hoping for an update for a month. The problem is STILL not solved. PremierePro is always unusable on my system. It's bad!

  Here's the situation (copied from my post about version 9.0.1):

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  Hello

  Like many others here, I have choppy playback catastrophicly. The video is choppy, I guess, but I especially noticed the audio choppy. It has nothing do with the video effects, it operates simply by importing a video file directly into the project.

  • What version of Premiere Pro? Include the version number first Pro CC 2015 9.0.1 secondary
  • What operating system? Windows 7 64-bit, all updates
  • What type (s) of the source footage? AVCHD imported directly from an SD card in the Sony HD camcorder. Not sure about the codec, but it is 1920 x 1080 29 fps
  • What you were doing when the problem occurred? Just made a new project and import a single video file.
  • He has already worked before? Worked fine in 2014 and perhaps the first 2015 versoin - I'm not sure when 9.0.1 is out or if I tried to do a project at the time. However, my old 2014 projects the same reading jerky now in the 2015 version 9.0.1
  • What other software do you use? No relevant while working on this project - just Outlook and Firefox.
  • Do you have the third party effects or the codecs installed? No.
  • Tell us about your hardware. Make sure especially to tell us about your GPU, any hardware I/O of third parties (e.g., AJA, Matrox, Blackmagic or MOTU) and the type of media players you use. Processor Intel i7 quad core, 3 GHz, aged about five.
  • What type of GPU you have installed, including brand, model number and driver GPU? None I know.
  • Using the GPU of Mercury Playback Engine acceleration? I tried to turn it off, no effect.
  • Do you have the question at the time to choose the project settings > general > converter > reading Mercury (software only) engine? Yes.
  • The problem occurs only with your end result, with previews, or both? Output seems OK, but rendering has not helped reading within the project.

  
  

  Thank you

  -George

  RESOLVED: Hardware Configuration audio "Default Input" on "No. Input" has solved the problem for me. Phew!

  -George

• Error: "iTunes has detected a problem in your audio configuration. Audio/video playback may not work correctly. »

  Original title: my sound card is missing or disabled?

  My sound worked very well with some speakers the other day, when suddenly it stopped working. The sounds again, but with sounds such as those where an error message is displayed is not default reading/game audio is not.

  I recently got this computer work again once I've been using another computer for awhile, so I was messing around with some parameters that could be the cause of this.

  One of my games says my sound card's 'missing or disabled', & iTunes says "iTunes has detected a problem in your audio configuration. Audio/video playback may not work correctly. »

  Thanks, Toby

  Re-install the drivers audio from the website of the manufacturer of the PC/laptop.

  See you soon,.

  Jerry

• Video and audio choppy

  My Windows Vista computer has developed audio choppy and becomes inaudible when working in another window. There is no virus or malware on my computer and a disk/defrag cleaning has been done. Drivers and audio related components are up-to-date and functioning according to the system.  CD playback & DVD OK as do Winamp but YouTube and other streaming audio and video are particularly bad.

  Hello

  1. which web browser you are using?

  2. you get any error message?

  3. don't you make changes to the computer before the show?

  If you are using Internet Explorer, follow the steps below.

   

  Method 1:

  Follow the steps below.

  Check if the sounds in Web pages under multimedia option in Internet Explorer is turned on.

  (a) open Internet Explorer. Click on tools and click on the Advanced tab.

  (b) scroll down until you get the multimedia option.

  (c) under multimedia, make sure play sounds in Web pages is selected.

  Method 2:

  Follow the steps from the link below.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2532294

• Another question about choppy playback

  Hi, I use a new laptop from 64-bit Windows with processor i7-720QM Quad Core (1.6 GHz - up to 2.8 with turbo boost). I have a 6 GB ddr3 video card with memory and nVidia GeForce GT 230 M 1 GB dedicated graphics. I use a camcorder AVCHD (Canon VIXIA HF20). I get choppy playback. It is considerably improved when I changed my screen resolution of that recommend the EP 8, but playback is not quite there yet. All my AVCHD clips will play back fine with Windows Media Player. Firstly, my computer must be able to handle this, right? If so, so what exactly should I do to get the turbo boost to kick for this extra processing power? Any other advice would be greatly appreciated.

  -Patrick

  With a single HARD drive, even if a disk RPM 72 K, will fight to get there - the operating system, program, Page file, media files and make files. Things will be slow.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• Solution: CD - RW / DVD Rom stutters or has choppy playback

  My computer specs

  Labtop model: Dell Inspiron 5150

  DVD ROM: Samsung CDRW / DVD SN - 324B

  Problem

  After reformatting my hard drive, my DVD-Rom is more play DVD smoothly. I had the playback choppy or stuttering. I use Intervideo WinDVD. Thinking that WinDVD could be the problem I went to Windows Media Player 10, but instead of reading who stutters, the film played too fast.

  The reading was also weird, if I rebooted my computer and used WinDVD immediately, he would run smoothly, but eventually he would return to stuttering. Due to the eccentricity of this work and does not, it was difficult to identify a solution that has worked permanently (this is also the reason why I had edited this post so many times). So, I've listed all of my conclusions and solutions below.

  Solutions

  Difficulty 1

  Download the last update of the BIOS from Dell downloads.

  Here are the direct links for the Dell Inspiron 5150, I posted the update of WinDVD so. Since April 18. 2008:

  Update to the BIOS: ftp://ftp.dell.com/bios/I5150A38.exe

  Update of WinDVD: ftp://ftp.us.dell.com/app/R62171.EXE

  I guess this would work with the other laptop Dell with their respective BIOS updates.

  My results: Windows Media Player was playing much too fast, this corrects the problem DVD. However, regarding the choppy playback, I still had some problems.

  Difficulty 2

  Change your power settings.

  1. Open Control Panel
  2. Double-click Power Options
  3. Under the systems tab, select laptop

  My results: Combined with the update of the A38 BIOS, it seems to work ok.

  Difficulty 3

  It is recommended to make your IDE controllers are in DMA not PIO mode.

  Here is a useful link on the Dell Forum, he speaks of the PIO to DMA:

  http://www.dellcommunity.com/supportforums/board/message?board.ID=dim_cdrom&message.ID=144385&query.ID=285841#M144385

  PIO DMA another link:

  http://winhlp.com/node/10

  My results: System has already been set to Ultra DMA Mode 2, so this fix did not work for me.

  Level 4:

  During choppy playback, I fiddled with the settings of DVD players and was able to play the DVD without problem.

  For Intervideo WinDVD:

  1. Right click on the area of the screen, select Setup
  2. On the Video tab, uncheck the "Use hardware decode acceleration" and uncheck the box "use acceleration hardware color."

  I don't remember the exact settings uncheck Windows Media Player 10. But if you want to try this solution with this drive, I can point you in the right direction.

  1. Go to tools > Options
  2. Then click on the performance tab
  3. Under video acceleration, tap Advanced Options

  There are options for the video acceleration and DVD video below. "Use Video Mixing Renderer", might be what I unchecked, you'll have to fiddle around for yourself.

  My results: Best solution for me, never had a problem since. I use Intervideo WinDVD. The colours become slightly darker; I think they look better. (Note: I installed the new BIOS before that)

  Message edited by jabberwocky2k on 03/05/2008 12:34 AM
  
  

• Audio choppy and distorted on Portege Z930 after update of Win7 for Win8 64

  I just wanted to share a tip with you that cost me some time to work, about the sound reproduction of a Portege Z930.

  When I got my new Z930 - 14L, he was running Win7.
  I tried everything like you do when you get a new machine and it worked fine - including the audio playback.

  When I updated for Win8-64 since the CD that came with the computer, everything still seemed to work very well and I had not changed any driver or Setup.

  However, after a few minutes, the linenn of audio playback. It choppy, distorted, interrupted, stuttering and I was shocked.

  Oddly enough, as soon as I turned my attention to the computer again, reading was OK again - but no screen saver came and no power saving mode has come in so little time. I knew that this was no hardware problem (because it worked in Win7), it was not a driver problem (because the first 5 minutes, the sound was pristine), he was not a ground loop, (as many have suggested) because it sounds differently.

  Thanks to another forum, I discovered that it is actually the combination of Windows Defender, Win8-64 Pro and the audio driver that causes this. If the device is idle for a few minutes, the Defender thinks it's a good idea to use idle time to scan the SSD - causing interference with audio playback. Of course, you cannot simply disable or stop the central antivirus process, that would ruin some the whole point. :-)

  _So I installed Kaspersky suite on the machine (which automatically disables the Windows Defender) and the problem disappeared! _ it's probably the only time where the installation of an antivirus suite SOLVES a problem. :-)

  BTW, this is not probably limited to this antivirus product, simply play a bit with the Defender.

  Best, Yuppie

  > Then I installed Kaspersky suite on the machine (which automatically disables the Windows Defender) and the problem disappeared! It's probably the only time where the installation of an antivirus suite SOLVES a problem.

  Thank you much for sharing this details here in the community.
  I guess that the information could be useful for others who have these problems of his fellow men.

• His jerky in Windows 7 and Realtek audio during playback of music - after the release of sleep

  Hello

  Lately I'm encounter problems playing music on my desktop PC and my house. My desktop PC is x 64 bit my home PC is x 86. What they have in common is a NVidia card (7300 on my PC at home while 9600 on my desktop PC) and MoBo integrated Realtek Sound Chip. The systems are up-to-date, the drivers are updated via the automatic updates. When I feel his jerky, I reboot the comptuer (s) and its good to happen for a few hours. I have no idea which can be triggered to become again a bit rough sound. Sound is at once during playback of movies using Windows Media Center (on my house cause of PC I don't watch movies at work lol: D), when you listen to music using media player or Winamp. Even when I'm not touching the PC so there's no great animation on the screen. If I turn off improvements in the sound Control Panel Applet, the sound is not so rough but will not solve this problem completely.

  Software that both computers have in common:

  • TeamViewer, Mikogo
  • Skype, Yahoo Messenger, Windows Live Messenger (rarely signed), Google Talk (still signed to)
  • NCP Secure entry Client (using actively at work, I already uninstall-ed on my PC at home, the sound still jerky)
  • VMWare Server ActiveX control installed through IE (already using actively at work, uninstall-ed at home, always choppy sound)
  • Last.FM, Windows Media Player, Winamp, VLC, Miro
  • Wuala
  • uTorrent
  • Daemon Tools
  • RDTabs
  • Picasa
  • FFDShow
  • 7-zip
  • SmartDefrag
  • Office 2007
  • Visual Studio 2008, SQL Server management tools
  • SpeedFan, HWInfo32

  Suggestions to better diagnose the problem? It's kindda boring.

  Thank you
  Levi

  For those who have this problem and want to see if this resolves for you too: Click on your start ORB, type "services", press on enter, find and restart the "Microsoft Antimalware Service.  Turn on real-time protection if it is always disabled and performed before.  Check your sound, and it should be fixed!

  Vincent,

  I thank very you much for the suggestions!  Finally, some useful tips!

  I used FADS latency Checker and received peaks of 27,000 when he started to be choppy, 50 000 when it was quite rough, and really bad it had reached its maximum about 75 000 - 80, 000.

  When not jump and everything seems fine, as after a restart, the spike is not even go above 500 (if so, rarely and much higher).

  I know that material resources was not my prescription, as I am running out of 8 logical cores of 3 GHz and have 6 GB memory triple channel high speed of at least 50% most of the time.  When the bad audio dropouts are produced, I confirmed this (0-3% cpu usage) and 3 + GB available physical memory, even with my page file off to improve performance.

  While the auditor of latency DCP everything was in the Red (high values), I started through my services running and restarts, one by one.  Then I got to 'Base filtering engine', which has a description of: "the filter Base (BFE) engine is a service that manages firewall and Internet Protocol (IP, IPsec) security policies and implements user mode filtering. Stopping or disabling the BFE service will significantly reduce the security of the system. It will also result in unpredictable behavior in IPsec management and firewall applications. "I proceeded to try to restart, which pops up a message saying that 3 other services will also have to restart to restart: IPsec Policy Agent, the Windows Firewall and Microsoft Malware Protection network pilot.  I clicked 'Yes' to restart all of them, and after a few seconds, windows tells me "Windows could not stop the engine service of filtering based on Local computer.  Error 1051: a stop command was sent to a service that depend on other services running on. "If I click Ok and I look in the STC audit program and my latencies are all still red way and reading too high.  At this point, the windows firewall is disabled, all other 3 services work well.  So I try to restart again, and he succeeds.  Instantly, my auditor DCP is back green and low numbers (<500) and="" all="" audio="" skipping="" has=""> I still don't know what Department it is, because it could be these 3):

  1. the base filtering engine of
  2. IPsec policy agent
  3 Microsoft Malware Protection network driver

  Update:   Now that my sound was turned off again, I have to debug more, but I can't even see the third listed throughout the services, either on or off the coast, but restart the Policy Agent IPsec has nothing.  I restarted Microsoft Antimalware Service since he was the only one that sounded related to #3 above, and that did the trick, DCP levels and without legs instantly fell more.  I always do the same thing every two days or so, or sometimes once a day (depending on how much I use my audio...? maybe?)

  So, does make sense that this service could cause problems?  This means that it is not a driver - correct problem?  If this isn't a Realtek driver problem then it is matter of microsoft and will be fixed - this is their service and software that appear to be the cause of the issue / conflict with the driver.  I guess it could be either a problem, but the realtek and microsoft can fix it if they want to!  It would be nice not having to do now almost every day just to use the sound

  Thanks again Vincent!

• Choppy playback video then freezes, sounds good

  I've seen similar problems already posted, but I have not seen a question like this, so I apologize if this has already been address and I just not found in the forum yet, or if it in fact as other similar questions, I saw.

  To start, here are the specs of my machine:
  Windows 7 Professional
  Processor: Quad 2.67 Ghz Intel Core i5 750
  Memory: 8 GB
  64-bit operating system

  I just upgraded to CS5 and I have some problems with reading. I am video capture from a Canon HV40 and 1080i video. Once I have the video in first, if I play the video in the source monitor, that he will play for about 2 seconds then the video will get choppy or stop altogether, and that the audio reproduces very well.

  So if I drag the video to the timeline the same thing is happening in the program monitor. Now the strange thing is that if I add a text that should be rendered on top of the video and render text, video images under the text reproduces very well. And if I add text and make out, the video under which will be rough and freeze like the regular video.

  So in the attached screen shot portion of which has rendered green text times without the video is choppy and audio is fine too. Everything in the timeline for the video plays for about 2 seconds and then gets agitated and freeze while the audio continues to play without any problems.

  Since I just moved here from CS3 to CS5 is a settings I'm missing or something ridiculously basic like that, that I don't know? It's as if I need to make the video because it allows playback and I don't know if it's even possible.

  

  In fact, the HV40 is a HDV camera, and even with the i7 - 750 humble it should handle this without choppyness.

  Two things come to mind, installation disk (less than 3 disks SATA 7200 RPM) or insufficient/inefficient system setting. Pretty easy to verify. Launch process Explorer and if the number of processes is more than 50 including PR, peatlands of system under all the background processes. Ideally 40 or less.

  Look here: Adobe Forums: installation and adjustment of a Vista... Guide which also applies to Win7.

• Crack suddenly / audio distortion via USB interface

  Hello

  I use an iMac of retina end of 2015, which is connected to a USB AG06 Yamaha interface. The interface provides an audio output to my studio monitors.

  For these months, audio works flawless, but all of a sudden yesterday things got ugly. Briefly the sound works (often less than 30 seconds) then crackling / distortion occurs, causing finally audio fade out and back in. The problem is temporarily resolved if I disable the interface and turn it back on. I have not changed the settings or installed new applications - the question is just appeared from nowhere.

  Initially, I assumed that it was the fault of the USB interface, but I tested it on another Mac and it works without any problem. I tried to restart, stop, uninstall all additional audio devices, and disconnect all other USB devices, but the problem is still there. I tried other USB devices, including a Schiit Audio USB DAC on the iMac even, and it also works without any problem.

  Any idea is appreciated!

  Thank you.

  all USB audio devices act the role of being a card usb external audio such always needs a driver, don't know if there are any drivers for the card generic usb audio if I was you, then I go to yamaha and look for an osx for your version of driver for their product

  Apple do not have drivers for hardware devices of third party if included in osx, then it is because the developers of hardware committed a pilot tested and improved Apple and became part of the osx installation

  If a new version of Mac OS x is installed, and yamaha has not committed a driver or the same clerk driver than the last time and he could not test it because it displays the questions you experiences in some cases, and you are upgrading, then there is no new yamaha rider so your system just stick to previous driver

• Dynadock U - Audio choppy

  Problems with a new Dynadock you and Tecra A11 running Windows 7 64 bit... via Media Player - audio works through multiple channels USB and audio via Softphone VOIP and Skype via Logitech USB Headset (also connected to Dynadock) is rough intermittently - so it seems to ignore the small portions of the track, but only reading as it seems at the time, so it does not playback. Also seems that 2 sounds may not play at the same time, such that, even though I have WMP playing a song, if Windows (or any other application like Skype) to play a sound, only play a sound at once.

  This looks like a problem of driver for me, but I'm not sure just that one to pick - ideas, or people who have experienced similar problems with this configuration? I'm at your mercy, dear people of Toshiba advice.
  ....

  I can't really help you with this question, but what I can do is send you a link to download driver.
  http://www.DisplayLink.com/support/downloads.php
  Take a risk and try it. ;)

• Choppy playback of time line: associated with El Capitan?

  I just bought a new imac to 4 GHz i7 with 32 GB of Ram and a video card with 4 GB of VRAM.  I had been editing in Yosemite on my old Mac Pro 2 x2.26 Ghz with 16 GB Ram ATI Radeon HD4870 with 512 MB of VRAM.  I took my records of media since the Mac Pro and them housed in a case of love at first sight 2 OWC which is now set for the new iMac with cable Thunderbolt.

  I'm editing of AVCHD files shot with a Canon Vixia HF G30 mitraillees 58,94 1920 x 1080 p.  On the old system, the timeline playback was smooth.  On the new system, playback is choppy.  If I optimize multimedia clips, reading improves significantly, but I never had to do before. The new system uses OS El Capitan 10.11.2.  What is an OS problem?  Or, do you think it could be a problem, now that the media players are in a thunderbolt case 2?  I think it's frustrating because I just paid a lot of money for a system that is supposed to be bigger, badder, faster!

  Steve

  Are stored in libraries or external media for them.

  I would try to exclude the drive first.

  Run the test AJA or BlackMagic system on it.

  Russ

• Unable to hear the audio during playback of videos in youtube, etc.

  The sound worked perfectly until a few days ago. I hear the sounds

  the computer is supposed to make (bumps, etc) if I put an audio CD,.

  This works. I can not all the sounds from the internet, not youtube etc.

  The Control Panel indicates that everything is working, (sigma such high definition audio).

  Original title: the sound work on my computer, he can play external audio CD, but I get no sound on the internet like youtube or videos etc.

  Hello

   
   
  1. what happens when you try to play videos from YouTube?
  
  2. do you receive any error messages?
  
  3. have you checked the question in another browser? You use Internet Explorer as your default browser?
  
  4. are you able to play videos using Internet Explorer?
   
   
  If you are using Internet Explorer, perform the following steps:
   
   
  Method 1:

  
  If you use Internet Explorer, make sure that the settings below are correct.

  (a) Open Internet Explorer.
  
  (b) go to Tools>Internet Options.
  (c) switch to the tab 'Advanced'.
  (d) scroll down to the 'multimedia' heading
  (e) make sure that "play sounds in web pages" is checked. Click on 'ok'.
  Restart Internet Explorer. A test to see if you can hear sounds online.
   
   
  Method 2:
  
  a. open Internet Explorer .
  
  b. click on the volume icon in the status bar (at the lower right corner of the desktop) windows system and then click on the link titled 'Mixer'.
  c. a Panel opens showing the levels of individual volume of applications running that play sounds (you may need to scroll right to see all of them).
  d. ensure that the level of volume belonging to Internet Explorer is not set to mute.
  Please let us know if this solves the problem.
  See also:
  
  Diagnose and automatically repair audio playback problems
  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/NO_SOUND/
   
   
   
  I hope this helps!

• (I tunes has detected a problem with your Setup audio. audio video playback is not always possible.)

  Have already downloaded a new audio driver on the internet, its max. To install it but still no sound. always the same error message. Wran diagnosed and sought to sounds and Audio devices in Control Panel, all devices are listed as working properly. frustrated and need help.              Ideas, please, I could use some help. Thank you...

  Hello

  Are you facing this problem with ITunes?

  Try to set up the device in the default playback tab and check whether the problem is resolved.

  1. Open Audio devices and sound themes by clicking the Start button, click Control Panel, hardware and sound, and then clicking sound.
  2. click on the playback tab, click speakers and set its default value.

  Check whether the problem is resolved.

  Try to play music using Windows media player and check if it works.

  If you are facing this problem with ITunes, you may have to uninstall and reinstall the program ITunes that could help you to fix the program.

  If this does not work, I suggest you to contact Apple for assistance. Unfortunately, we can not help with third party software/hardware changes.

  http://www.Apple.com/support/

  Using third-party software, including hardware drivers can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be solved. Software using third party is at your own risk.

  Please post back and let us know if it helped to solve your problem.

  Kind regards
  KarthiK TP