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FamiTracker
Ever since around May of this year, FamiTracker started lagging, and the only way to get it to stop is to save a WAV file several times. Is there a way to fix this? Or am I just going to have to live with it?
What's your buffer size at? There's a little area in buffer size (that's different depending on your sample rate) where the program runs at a speed as if you had run the program at minimum buffer size on a Pentium 4. I know it's around 60-100 at 44.1k/16-bit sample rate/size, so maybe you could try about 48-ish (there's a reason I can't remember as to why I don't go higher) and tell us if that fixes it?
You may also have to decrease the sample size; with older computers, I've had to decrease the sample size to 22050Hz and the audio buffer to about 70ms-85ms.
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[quote=Pete]Set sample rate 11025 buffer 100
More smoothly![/quote]
Says the guy who's been around for.. *checks*.. 0 days.
Seriously though, your intentions were good, but I think you should refrain from giving advice if you don't really know what you're talking about.
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Haha it's available as an option, but no one's allowed to use it? Isn't that kinda like Mike Judge's character in Office Space ("what kind of person wears the bare minimum flare")?
Sample rate of 11025 results in audio frequency response of 5512 hz...two octaves below upper limit of human hearing range. This is why it's bad to use. 22050 is acceptable because hearing starts to dramatically taper off at around 10000 hz.
Hah yeah that option is kind of useless today. It's not forbidden but I don't see why anyone would want to use it, a larger buffer should be the best way to solve audio problems in all cases on modern PCs.
Actually, the sample rate should be set to the native setting of the sound card for best performance (to avoid unnecessary resampling). This can be checked in the control panel for audio devices.
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