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When playing music, if another application plays a sound or music at the same time, it can’t handle it properly and the music i’m listening to stutters. I swear i’ve had this problem before, it’s as if it can’t handle two sounds at once. Is there a way to stop this from happening, so if two sounds play at once, it doesn’t make my music jump?
Thought I’d add that when playing videos online, it didn’t affect the playback at all. However, it does when playing something in Windows Media Player. I’m guessing or at least hoping there is some option to stop it from happening.
Look phil,there may be 2 reason for this
1.Lower memory
2.Sound driver problem.
IT is better to install the sound driver again.
If u dont have the cd then download it from internet.Well I assume its not a memory problem because I have 2 GB.
When I play certain videos (there were some on the net), it would work fine. But for most videos and sounds being played, it will make the music stutter. Also sometimes, if I try and play a video and music at the same time for too long, the music becomes crackly. I have to stop the song, and start it again to get rid of it.
Its odd that theres a problem because its a new laptop. I assumed there might be an option or something.
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