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Author:  docdailey [ Mon Jan 16, 2006 10:33 pm ]
Post subject:  Audio Stutter on black screens
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IS anybody having this problem?

Every time there is a transition that is very dark or if most of the screen is black I get severe audio stutter.

It is particularly interesting when I tune to Xm radio channels in directv. If the directv screen saver thing has a lot of stuff on the screen (raindrops etc) the audio is fine...but if there is jsut a black background the audio stutters.

I have found this problem elsewhere on the net but no solutions.

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Author:  tjc [ Mon Jan 16, 2006 10:37 pm ]
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Yeah, this is an old "known issue". Go through the setup screens and enable "extra audio buffering". I forget where it is in the menus.

BTW - Nice detailed specs! :D
Author:  docdailey [ Mon Jan 16, 2006 10:51 pm ]
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Thanks, that worked...when I searched for the right thing on the forum I found it. LOL. I had searched for it several times using "sound" instead of "audio"

The setting is:


"extra audio buffering" under
Setup -> TV Settings -> Playback

Then exit frontend...and restart frontend... then no stutter

(regarding the specs...I am just trying to get help without getting flamed)
Author:  tjc [ Tue Jan 17, 2006 8:21 pm ]
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This is generally a pretty easy going group. However there are two sure ways to call down the wrath of heaven:

    1) Breaking Cecil's rules, which he's pretty clear about in various "Read This BEFORE posting" sticky posts and which are intended for the general good. Most of these are just good manners (don't whiz in the pool!) or intended to maintain useful organization.

    2) Being seen as wasting peoples time because you couldn't be bothered to do your due diligence. Failing to read the sticky posts containing the rules also falls in this category so it's a double whammy. Failing to search is the biggest complaint in this category.

To summarize the rules in rough order of importance (Cecil may very well correct my list or ordering):

    - Do not post anything wihich violates US laws or which may get Cecil sued. This is mainly a matter of keeping the media companies' rabid lawyers from using the DMCA to kill the forums or wreck Cecil's life.

    - Search the forums and read the sticky posts before you post. Read before you write. Listen before you speak.

    - Post under the right sub forum as prescribed in the sticky posts.

    - Do not post ANYTHING in the KnoppMyth Installation which isn't directly related to a problem with the installation process proper. It's intended as Cecil's emergency ward. Post-install issues belong elsewhere.

    - One topic per thread and don't hijack (change the topic) of threads. Semi-related social chat (like this) usually gets a free pass.

    - Don't post the same question multiple times.

    - Keep it G rated.

    - Make good detailed posts. If you're asking a question, providing a walk through, making a recommendation, provide all the relevant details.

    - Give the old timers the same benefit of the doubt as you would a sensei at the dojo. The hardcore often make somewhat terse responses, but that's often because they're trying to cover so much ground. Remember just because you're not paying for someones time, doesn't mean that they don't value it.
Author:  Greg Frost [ Tue Jan 17, 2006 9:10 pm ]
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tjc wrote:
- One topic per thread and don't hijack (change the topic) of threads.
I think you broke your own rule in this thread.
Author:  tjc [ Tue Jan 17, 2006 9:56 pm ]
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tjc wrote:
- One topic per thread and don't hijack (change the topic) of threads. Semi-related social chat usually gets a mulligan here.

Guess I'm using the wrong golf slang (can you tell I don't play the game?) a mulligan is a "do over", and I meant something that's tacitly allowed.

Besides that "one topic/no hijack" rule is definitely one of Cecil's and I wouldn't presume to claim ownership. ;-)
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