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Validated and known bug by Microsoft

« on: August 29, 2007, 07:53:02 am »

http://blogs.pcworld.com/staffblog/archives/005270.html

Apparently the network stack suffers tremendously when playing back audio files on Windows Vista; it appears to only be a problem if you have more than one kind of network device in your computer, i.e. wireless and LAN. Interesting. I have wireless and LAN... but both are disabled when not in use and I guess I only fire up the wireless from time to time as needed, so I haven't ran into any problems. Just thought peps might want to know about this.


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dac is 24/192 w/32bits; Play Unattended; Stop Services ticked; Wallpaper & Show Back ticked - Mirror Image unticked; Start Engine unticked;garbage collect ticked; copy files to XX-drive; *quad arc prediction upsampling*: straight contiguous:>PCI FW800 card>Fireface 800 DAC [latency 2048 samples for 176.4]; usb/ethernet/mb audio shut off @ MB

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