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Hi tech Fans,
i have a new computer bought this year but it drives me nuts.
It´s a PC with Mainboard: Asus H97 Pro Gamer - Chipset intel H97, Ethernet intel I218-V
with ASUS QVL Kingston DualChannel RAM
I decided to post a video to YT, because it difficult to describe.
http://youtu.be/li1Fygv-jCk Windows10 / Windows7 - Webstream (Radio) buffer underrun / interrupts - YouTube
But here some words.
When i listen to a webradio stream, sometimes Buffer underruns happens.
How to reproduce it is shown in the video above.
My guess is, that windows 7 and unfortunately also windows 10 are not optimized for multi tasking internet activity's.
I think its a problem with different priority's..
What you see is:
-> my DSL connection has 2Megabit/sec max. Downstream capability
-> i started to listen to a web stream with 128 kilobit/s in Winamp (Microsoft Mediaplayer also have that problem) and it´s okay.
-> than i decided to use Firefox and if it´s too much traffic the webstream sound interrupts.
In WindowsXP i have similar conditions and i doesn´t have this bufferunderruns.
SO - What can i do to solve this annoying problem?
Any comments are welcome
bye Asus H97 user
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Hi Asush97i218-v,
Thank you for the post and I understand you also post the same issue at . We are checking on this.
rgds,
wb
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Hi wb,
yes that´s correct, but i decided to start a new discussion.
Right now i´m updating windows10. (background activity)
When i try to listen webradio. no change... sound stuttering without an end! and without any browser activity's.
Just listen radio + Windows10 background updates.
Even browsing the the web, isn´t possible in acceptable time any more
NOT everyone on this planet has a "50 Megabit/s, < 50 milliseconds ping" internet connection - software engineers shouldn´t forget this circumstance.
bye bye and thanks for your answer
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