http://rocketsilence.com/db/2008/08/22/windows-vista-audio-and-network-speeds/ Imagine Content Worth Reading Wed, 16 Dec 2009 17:37:30 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://rocketsilence.com/db/2008/08/22/windows-vista-audio-and-network-speeds/comment-page-1/#comment-41 Carlos Mon, 25 Aug 2008 05:42:08 +0000 http://rocketsilence.com/db/?p=76#comment-41 Ouida, MMCSS only prioritizes bandwidth inside Windows components like Windows Media Player. iTunes is not affected by this, so making registry changes for the issue I described will not help. Is this a universal issue on your system or is it just in iTunes? If it's universal, try seeing if there is an update for your sound card's drivers. Ouida, MMCSS only prioritizes bandwidth inside Windows components like Windows Media Player. iTunes is not affected by this, so making registry changes for the issue I described will not help. Is this a universal issue on your system or is it just in iTunes? If it’s universal, try seeing if there is an update for your sound card’s drivers.

]]> http://rocketsilence.com/db/2008/08/22/windows-vista-audio-and-network-speeds/comment-page-1/#comment-40 Ouida Kuhn Mon, 25 Aug 2008 03:23:47 +0000 http://rocketsilence.com/db/?p=76#comment-40 I have a 1 week old new HP Pavilion dv9925nr notebook with windows vista home premium 64 bit. I immediately noticed a 'speaker problem' when running itunes music (version 7.7) while the wireless network is running - it stutters just like you and Courtney describe - even though I'm not doing anything special. I began to suspect that it was a software issue when i heard the same pauses using the headphones. I performed the edit you described but still have the problem. Any other suggestions? Should I restore the MCSS line in the registry since it is not working? I have a 1 week old new HP Pavilion dv9925nr notebook with windows vista home premium 64 bit. I immediately noticed a ’speaker problem’ when running itunes music (version 7.7) while the wireless network is running – it stutters just like you and Courtney describe – even though I’m not doing anything special. I began to suspect that it was a software issue when i heard the same pauses using the headphones. I performed the edit you described but still have the problem. Any other suggestions? Should I restore the MCSS line in the registry since it is not working?

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