audio juttery
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jollyrancher
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I'm not so sure it's broken. "Sync game to audio" gives priority to the sound quality at the expense of gfx (they get choppy if the computer isn't fast enough for both). If you don't sync to audio then the gfx get the priority... anyway Jabo's 1.5 audio plugin is perfect (no jitters) on fast computers. Try Azimer's plugins if it's not working for you and you have a slow computer.
Doomulation
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What's your specs, jthom?
The biggest cause for the problem for sound skipping is that emulation is not at full speed. It must go at 60 VI/s (or 50 VI/s for PAL) if the sound shouldn't skip.
The biggest cause for the problem for sound skipping is that emulation is not at full speed. It must go at 60 VI/s (or 50 VI/s for PAL) if the sound shouldn't skip.
PainoMan
I R, R U?
I run PJ64 on a Dell Inspiron 8200 notebook with a P4 1.7 Mobile, 512 RAM, and an nVidia GeForce 4 Go with 64 megs and I too get this type of audio problem. Of course, it could be just the crappy, embarassed-to-admit, on-board Crystal Audio soundcard!
I have also noticed that even though I am running at full speed, the sound is not quite synced even with "sync game to audio" enabled.
I have also noticed that even though I am running at full speed, the sound is not quite synced even with "sync game to audio" enabled.
Trotterwatch
Active member
Pal games run at 50 FPS (due to the Television system)
NTSC ones run at 60 FPS, or vertical interupts
VI = How often the screen is refreshed per second, or so I believe