carl feredeck said:
WTF??? I do not want to win people in here... If I wanted to be popular I
would say how great vista is all the time!
I want to expose vista for the crap it is! Vistanoids dont like that....
Well, still... you could cut down the "crap" and "poo" comments, but
interesting points.
Many of the programs that are made to compose music either dont work at
all, or have a horrible performance...
Yeah, I've noticed, I'm missing my Audigy2, seperation on that card just
always seemed more noticeable with those cards, I'm considering an X-fi for
my XP box.
MS did this in hope to make MUSIC copying harder from outside sources or
sound playing from the actual computer... of course it can be changed..
http://blogs.technet.com/aralves/archive/2006/09/11/455366.aspx
but you have no idea how much frustration this has caused people....
Well I do have a bit of an idea... I try to stay informed.
The way vista handles sound is hiddeous, the mixer is disfunctional.. and
the startup sound is hardwired into a frikin DLL!!!
Yeah, I was thinking that's kindda silly, BUT isn't XP the same way? I mean
you can't really change the XP window look, and the bootup screen, etc. I
remember changing all that stuff in Win98 with a little effort, but pretty
much gave up on "skinning" with XP and just suffered along with it.
MS says this is a BRAND thing... they want to promote a brand by using a
friken unchangable sound?
Well, it is kind of unique. Always stutters on my system at work (plays
under heavy loading), I mean you can't mistake it for something else.
Also most drivers included WITH vista have a horrible performance! People
try to play dvds or videos and the sound lags or the video skips!
Quicktime, I love playing movie trailers on the apple site, but up until
recently I had all sorts of problems. Quicktime still crashes my system at
work.
I have not found one thing good about vista... it is total crap and MS
should take it back, fix it, and re-release it to the world when its
ready.
That's not a good thing. Windows XP was worse when it came out, but then
again, so was Windows ME. Soon as Linux implements DirectX or convinces
everyone to start using OpenGL/AL again, I'm there. (Gaming thing)
/rock
-A.