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First post, by MrEWhite

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When I play GLquake the game stutters. It happens randomly. No certain places for the stuttering to happen
This happens at any resolution or color depth.
CPU - Pentium 4 Northwood 2.8 Ghz, 400 FSB
GPU - Voodoo 3 2000 PCI. Latest drivers.
Sound Card - Vortex 2 based Turtle Beach card
Any fix?
Still looking for fix.

Last edited by MrEWhite on 2014-10-25, 20:54. Edited 4 times in total.

Reply 1 of 15, by MrEWhite

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Added some more info.

Reply 2 of 15, by filipetolhuizen

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What fixed it anyway? Changing drivers or the soundcard itself?

Reply 3 of 15, by MrEWhite

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filipetolhuizen wrote:

What fixed it anyway? Changing drivers or the soundcard itself?

Sound card itself. It may have been the drivers for the Live I had in there. I still get stutters every now and then but hey. It runs.

Reply 4 of 15, by filipetolhuizen

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Live drivers = problems.

Reply 5 of 15, by MrEWhite

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It isn't fixed 🙁 I get stuttering no matter what card I use, my Nvidia Geforce 4 MX 420' or the Voodoo card!

Reply 6 of 15, by leileilol

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try -wavonly?

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Reply 7 of 15, by Davros

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try altering _snd_mixahead ".14" in config.cfg

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Reply 8 of 15, by MrEWhite

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Both didn't work.

Reply 9 of 15, by MrEWhite

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I minimized the stuttering by changing IRQs in the BIOS. Still stuttering some though. But playable.

Reply 10 of 15, by filipetolhuizen

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If you consider an alternative to the port, try using DarkPlaces.

Reply 11 of 15, by MrEWhite

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filipetolhuizen wrote:

If you consider an alternative to the port, try using DarkPlaces.

Want the authentic "retro" experience.

Reply 12 of 15, by leileilol

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Source ports won't help the stuttering issue anyway. I had stuttering from using a SBLive in many games back 14 years ago too.

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Reply 13 of 15, by MrEWhite

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leileilol wrote:

Source ports won't help the stuttering issue anyway. I had stuttering from using a SBLive in many games back 14 years ago too.

I also tried A Vortex 2 card and it still happens.

Reply 14 of 15, by nekurahoka

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Is CD audio running? If so, try running with the -nocdaudio switch.

Mine stutters with CD audio going, but it's smooth as silk without. I haven't found the cause of the issue though. I'd love to get the NIN tracks going.

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Reply 15 of 15, by MrEWhite

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Format fixed it. Probably a virus.