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  • #16
    You still didn't say what the system load looks like when you get skipping. Out of memory? Lots of swapping? 100% CPU usage?

    What about telling Winamp (and MAD) to run at High priority?

    Also, what version of MAD are you using? I have skipping issues with the x14 versions, and run the latest 13 beta.
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    • #17
      The skipping occurs when I have 100% cpu load. Don't know why I get that for just right clicking a file....
      No memory problems or swapping at least.

      I will try the latest 13 beta and high priority also.
      The strange thing is that I haven't always had this problem and my friends don't have.
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      • #18
        Ok! Thanx for the help. High priority fixed it!

        don't know why I have to use it but windows has its mysteries.
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        • #19
          I think it definitely is DMA/PIO problem.
          You running W2k, right? Then that's it.

          98/ME/XP don't have this problem IIRC.
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          • #20
            Originally posted by WyWyWyWy
            I think it definitely is DMA/PIO problem.
            You running W2k, right? Then that's it.

            98/ME/XP don't have this problem IIRC.
            No, I use XP....
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            • #21
              win xp has a "feature" , when you click on a multimedia file(right click). it will scan the file and find info about, eg bit rate and stuff/preview..etc But if you have 600M divx file or similar that sux, as it will go to 100% CPU usage while it does this.

              There is a registry tweak to stop this occuring I can't recall it at the moment.
              This occurs in Winxp, I don't know if MS changed it in sp1.

              There has been posts in the past about this and the reg fix, do a search of the fori and you might find it

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