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SPUX-2 Audio stutter/lag
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sparkytenks Offline
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Information SPUX-2 Audio stutter/lag
My rigs is a I5 2500k clocked at 3.7g (turbo is off)
8 gigs of ram and an nvidia gtx 560ti

I'm using the latest SVN. Using GSDX DX9 native with skip draw.
I've also tried 1080p as well.

Games in question so far are FFXII and FFX The games runs fine for the most part. EE/GS/VU never go past about 40-50% usage.

Im also using all speed hacks(sliders set to zero). I've tried without speed hacks as well.

The sound only seems to stutter when loading anew area/zone or a spell is cast that hasn't been cast yet. Seems like a cache issue.

I've tried setting Xaudio to direct sound and increasing the buffer. this didn't help. I've also tried reducing and increasing the latency but this made no difference.

I updated my realtek sound card driver and ever rolled back to a previous one to see if that made a difference. No luck unfortunately.

Again it doesn't happen all the time. It appears to happen if the game seems to be "loading" or accessing the ISO. On that note i should mention that my games are backed up as ISOs and thats how I'm playing them.

Oh also tried GSDX in direct x 11 as well and used both AVX and sse4 on DX9/DX11.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thank you.
(This post was last modified: 06-21-2012 12:02 AM by sparkytenks.)
06-20-2012 11:56 PM
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RE: SPUX-2 Audio stutter/lag
Tried set it to async?
06-21-2012 01:21 AM
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RE: SPUX-2 Audio stutter/lag
Any chance you're using "Enable fast CDVD" speedhack? In some games it can cause problems like that. Simply this often break sounds when something is expected to load slowly and finds running itself in an instant.
Edit: Sorry, saw you "tried without speedhacks" after posting. >.> I don't really remember anything bad with sounds happening in FFX.

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06-21-2012 02:40 AM
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RE: SPUX-2 Audio stutter/lag
(06-21-2012 01:21 AM)naoan Wrote:  Tried set it to async?

async seems to make the sound slowed down.
06-21-2012 02:59 AM
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RE: SPUX-2 Audio stutter/lag
Try using the pcsx2 0.9.8 official build and see.
Svn's sometimes cause bugs due to changes in code.
It should work fine.

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06-21-2012 07:03 AM
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RE: SPUX-2 Audio stutter/lag
Have you tried different Interpolations? I know I had some minor issues before when its set to catmull-rom so I keep it set to Hermite, you could also try adjusting the Latency to 76ish

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06-21-2012 08:03 AM
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RE: SPUX-2 Audio stutter/lag
Could also be your HDD being in some kind of power saving mode or setting some low RPM value making the emulator crawl on DVD reads. Have never encountered this myself TBH.

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06-21-2012 10:28 AM
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RE: SPUX-2 Audio stutter/lag
;D i can force fmv's to stutter by hitting refresh on the hd tune pro health tab, for the drive that the iso's are on xD

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06-21-2012 10:35 AM
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RE: SPUX-2 Audio stutter/lag
I was thinking of that too, maybe a defrag would help if the file is heavily fragmented....(unless its a SSD)
Could also be DPC Latency I have never had this problem but it does seem common under certain hardware configurations (usually same symptoms audio static or other strange hickup problems , DPC Latency mostly shows up when heavy video, audio and IO are all functioning at once.)

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06-21-2012 10:41 AM
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