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    Sound De......lay

    I've got a strange problem with my new motherboard:

    System:
    Jeyway Board based with Via 8223 Sound
    Athlon 900 Mhz
    133 SD Ram
    Windows 95 (yeah, alright it works fine with me)

    I fitted the board without reinstalling Windows (I know people moan about this, but this is the first time I've bumped into a problem).

    The old board was a VIA VP3 chipset with K62 - 550 and a cheapo soundcard (a something 4421 chipset).

    Every since I've swapped the board, removed the old soundcard and installed the crappy VIA drivers, I've had a sound delay when playing movies. Games are fine.

    Its like watching a badly dubbed movie where the lips move and the speech comes about a second later.

    Any ideas on fixing this (and the first person to say 'Reinstall you lazy ba$+ard' gets a kicking).

    I am considering moving the system up to Win 98SE like the rest on the network (mainly for the forthcoming Warcaft 3 - which doesn't support 95), but need a quick fix to cover me for a while. My system takes ages to 'tweak' the way I like it - so a reinstall 'aint a quick fix, by the way.
    Last edited by Bellbus; 07-04-2002 at 10:56 AM.

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    Have you checked the device manager? Remove old drivers? Sometimes don't show up unless in Safe Mode.









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    Ultimate Member Strawbs's Avatar
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    have you got the latest Via drivers?

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    Please do install WIN98SE!
    I'm running 98SE from the beginning and I know a lot of people who are running XP and they have to install patches and run into alot of compatibility problems.
    Just run WIN98SE, it can be stable as a rock and offer maximum compatibility if you know what you're doing.

    (though I'm convinced that XP can be stable as a rock to I'm still waiting for XPSE)

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    Thanks Guys,

    I've found the problem relates to DivX 2 Alpha, somehow its screwed up my emulators & most media players (not PowerDVD strangley enough).

    Sorry I didn't respond earlier, my auto link for this question aint working.

    I now have my sweeeet copy of warcraft 3 (which, by the way aint as good as Starcraft) so the machine is heading for Win98SE reinstall.

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