I've searched vegas audio, video, and sound force audio studio for this topic, but haven't found a thread that seems to answer my question. Bascially, I'm not sure what I did, but I started to notice pops and chirps while playing wavs and mp3s using sound forge audio studio. So, I uninstalled it, and other apps that I had installed since everything worked last, and then reinstalled sound forge audio studio. The same thing uccured - pops and chirps while playing. So then I went to vegas and the same thing happened there, although less frequently. I uninstalled sound forge audio studio again and then tried vegas again - still there. The chirpping I'm talking about is like listening to a radio broadcast and then occasionally hearing another station chirp in once in a while. The wavs and mps3 play fine in windows media player and winamp, so it's not the source. I'm thinking it's the "engine" that vegas and sound forge audio studio use that's the problem. I tried various buffer settings and what-not (in vegas and SFAS), but nothing really solved the problem. Any ideas on what I might have corrupted? Am I wrong in assuming vegas and SFAS running on a 2GHz machine should play things flawlessly? I'm pretty sure that's the way I remember both apps (vegas and SFAS) working, but I could be wrong.
Pops and chirps...
newUzer
wrote on 3/21/2005, 10:33 AM