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Sep 21 2016 03:51pm
Hello guys I've been doing some research as I have alittle pick of "crackling/distortion" in my sound every now in then.

I saw a solution to this was increasing the buffer size of my audio but I can't quite figure out how to do this >_>..

I'm currently using a Sound Blaster Z card and also have the control panel that comes with it but I see no option for changing buffer size.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks ^_^

e; wanted to mention I almost only have this problem when running multiple instances that need sound ie: watching a stream, playing a game, voip at same time

This post was edited by Lick on Sep 21 2016 03:53pm
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Sep 21 2016 04:38pm
Quote (Lick @ Sep 21 2016 02:51pm)
Hello guys I've been doing some research as I have alittle pick of "crackling/distortion" in my sound every now in then.

I saw a solution to this was increasing the buffer size of my audio but I can't quite figure out how to do this >_>..

I'm currently using a Sound Blaster Z card and also have the control panel that comes with it but I see no option for changing buffer size.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks ^_^

e; wanted to mention I almost only have this problem when running multiple instances that need sound ie: watching a stream, playing a game, voip at same time



Are you using ASIO? If not, You dont have any buffer settings to change.

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Sep 21 2016 06:36pm
What headphones do you use?
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Sep 22 2016 11:30pm
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What headphones do you use?


sennhesier 598s

thx for the reply I haven't been around for a day

will that application work for any soundcard or is it specific?
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Sep 23 2016 11:56am
Quote (Lick @ Sep 22 2016 10:30pm)
sennhesier 598s

thx for the reply I haven't been around for a day

will that application work for any soundcard or is it specific?


Yes and no, It works for most.. But its only 'officially' supported by some.


It's more for audio input though, So you dont get input delay when talking over your mic. It's especially good for singers who want to hear how loud they are.


Anyways, Not exactly sure what your issue is.. Does this happen at lower volume? Or only higher volume levels?

The Z has a very weak amp, You might be trying to draw too much power out of it & causing it to clip.
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