When I'm burning a disk of any kind, I cant play music or video with out it being slow and horrible


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KBKBKB

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2. July 2008 @ 06:39

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I've just upgraded my PC (XP) to a new sound card, PCI ESI MAYA44.

When I'm burning a disk of any kind, I cant play music or video with out it being slow and horrible. like timestretched and glitchy.

--Kind of CPU overload -

Its a real pain.

What might i try to stop this?

I have latest driver etc.
my sound card before didn't do this

Can anyone help?

R

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GrandpaBW

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2. July 2008 @ 08:37

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Originally posted by KBKBKB:
I've just upgraded my PC (XP) to a new sound card, PCI ESI MAYA44.

When I'm burning a disk of any kind, I cant play music or video with out it being slow and horrible. like timestretched and glitchy.

--Kind of CPU overload -

Its a real pain.

What might i try to stop this?

I have latest driver etc.
my sound card before didn't do this

Can anyone help?

R

Really, you shouldn't be doing anything while burning a disc. Whatever you are burning, at the time of the slowdown, must be CPU intensive. Encoding a video disc comes to mind.

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KBKBKB

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2. July 2008 @ 08:54

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Originally posted by GrandpaBW:
Really, you shouldn't be doing anything while burning a disc. Whatever you are burning, at the time of the slowdown, must be CPU intensive. Encoding a video disc comes to mind.

thanks for the input, sound advice, but doesn't help any, and you must appreciate that. cheers anyway

its never been a problem on 10,0000 burns on my last Terratec audio card.

back to the problem

Why might burning a CD or DVD reader the sound/video on my computer useless?

IRC conflicts? I chose a good PCI slot. unshared
IDE conflicts? I have SATA drives 2. but an IDE burner (i could swap the IDE to the second one)

see........ that kind of input dude .... 'there no such thing as a stupid question' idea.... :)

Anyone

R

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KBKBKB

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2. July 2008 @ 12:51

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