Vista Media Center - sound "pops and ticks"

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Whenever I try using Media Center in Vista 32, the sound ticks and pops when
playing music. This will stop if everything in the background has stopped
moving and loading. I have 3GB of ram, an Audigy ZS sound card (with most up
to date driver). However my video card is an nVidia GeForce 5700LE (128MB),
which is a detriment to my "Vista Experience Rating (2.0)". Could this be
the cause, or could it be something else.
 
I´m no expert, bit i sound s to me thats it´s a codec problem...
do you have the latest audio codecs installed?..if
not google k lite codec pack and install the latest...it will
work with any thing you need with audio and video issues

regards mike
 
The codec pack looks good, are these files safe to download? I'm always
reluctant to download exe files from unknown sources
 
Hey Scott, I am having the same issues. Just loaded up Ultimate running a
Sound Blaster 24Bit Live! and a 256 Geforce FX card. In addition to that,
when I play music through Media Player and then open up a picture in windows
gallery, I will get a pop and static on the speakers until it is done
loading. I am guessing these are both related and am working on resolving
this.
 
Whenever I try using Media Center in Vista 32, the sound ticks and pops when
playing music. This will stop if everything in the background has stopped
moving and loading. I have 3GB of ram, an Audigy ZS sound card (with most up
to date driver). However my video card is an nVidia GeForce 5700LE (128MB),
which is a detriment to my "Vista Experience Rating (2.0)". Could this be
the cause, or could it be something else.


If you are using CL card (sound blaster) there is a problem
with all there drivers at this time for Vista, try to download new
soud card drivers forVista from you sound card company.
 
Hey I'm getting this problem too! Any attempt to open pictures while music
is playing (on any player) causes sound drop-outs.
 
I have the same problem, but only after resuming from standby. I use the
SoundBlaster Live! 24-bit with the latest drivers from Creative.

Anyone a solution to this problem??

Regards,
Gwen.
 
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