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Problem with Xonar Phoebus and VLC/MPC

ThreePinkApples
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Hello!

When playing any video file (at least of those I randomly tried) I have problem with sound frequently disappearing for about 1 sec when I set Audio Format above 44.1khz on Windows audio settings

 

Had the problem in Media Player Classic and VLC

 

I have a Xonar Phoebus

 

This started happen recently, I think maybe it started to happen at the same time as I installed my R9 290X Lightning

Could the sound processor thingie in the grahpicscard cause the problem?

 

Have noticed any other places, not games, not streaming videos, not music

 

 

Any ideas?

 

 

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Try to reinstall the drivers...

(Don't take my word for some things... I haven't used a dedicated sound card since I had my Pentium 4 machine)

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You using the drivers from Asus? If so, uninstall them & try the UNi Xonar Drivers, they're unofficial drivers, but Asus have shite support for their sound cards. I recommend trying the "UNi Xonar 1814/1815 v1.64 r2" stable drivers near the bottom. When installing, choose the C-media panel, with GX disabled.

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You using the drivers from Asus? If so, uninstall them & try the UNi Xonar Drivers, they're unofficial drivers, but Asus have shite support for their sound cards. I recommend trying the "UNi Xonar 1814/1815 v1.64 r2" stable drivers near the bottom. When installing, choose the C-media panel, with GX disabled.

 

They say they don't support the Phoebus because it has a different audio chipset : (

 

 

Try to reinstall the drivers...

(Don't take my word for some things... I haven't used a dedicated sound card since I had my Pentium 4 machine)

 

 

Well, it miight work. if I'm lucky

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