🚀 go-pugleaf

Maybe.....I hate Real Audio for many reasons, one of which is that they spy
on your computer without telling you, when you have an open line to them,
and many other reasons such as it's shitty software, doesn't work very well,
is a resource hog and movies encoded with RA are terrible.

It's time for RA to go the way of the 386DX-40 , for which it was built and
still seems to
work best on.

mapi

"Uncle Bob" <timl814@ev1.net> wrote in message news:3c002733_1@newsa.ev1.net...
| I had a similar problem a while back.  I fixed it by deleting Real Jukebox.
| After I deleted it, my audio started to work fine.  Maybe this will help
| you.  You might have downloaded some third party software that caused the
| problem.
|
| "Brooks N Texas" <brookstexas@yahoo.com> wrote in message
| news:MPG.1668daa147b14e309899da@news-server.austin.rr.com...
| > I downloaded a couple more music vids, same thing. I then transfered them
| > to my networked computer and they played perfect on that system!
| > I swapped out my 16 meg vid card for a Nvidia 32 meg and same choppy
| > sound on playback.....
| > BT
| >
| >
| > Problem-
| > Mp3's and other sound files play fine but when I download a music video
| > on playback it's choppy (soundwise). I've reinstalled sound and video
| > drivers but no real change....
| >
| > System-
| > Win 98SE
| > 950Mhz Thunderbird
| > 16 bit soundcard
| > 16 meg Diamond Viper vid card
| > 7200 rpm 30 gig Maxtor
| >
| > Any suggestions appreciated!
| > Brooks
|
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