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I suppose we're talking about an IDE CD OM drive. If that's so, it's propbably plugged in the same cable your hard drive is, that is, as primary slave. Try to plug it a secondary master. That should speed this up.<br />

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I suppose we're talking about an IDE CD OM drive. If that's so, it's propbably plugged in the same cable your hard drive is, that is, as primary slave. Try to plug it a secondary master. That should speed this up.


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I have a SB16 Pnp and a Goldstar GCD-R580B 8x CD Rom. &nbsp;Sound stutters very &nbsp;badly during playback of animation accessed from the CD and can sometimes affect the animation slightly. &nbsp;Sound is fine for audio CDs and during playback from the hard drive.<br />
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I have updated CD Rom drivers. &nbsp;I have updated SB16 drivers.<br />
DirectX5 says the card is certified. &nbsp;The problems occur when the CD light goes on and occur in both Win95 and DOS.<br />
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My system (if req'd) P200, 48mb RAM, (sound card &amp;&nbsp;cd as above) Matrox Mystique 4mb, Diamond Monster 3D 4mb.<br />
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How do I fix this? &nbsp;Is this cache size, or drivers, or a &nbsp;hardware problem? &nbsp;The system used to work fine but has had this problem for a number of months. &nbsp;Could Apple's Quicktime for Windows have messed it up, or a version of DirectX?<br />
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Any help would be appreciated.
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I have a SB16 Pnp and a Goldstar GCD-R580B 8x CD Rom.  Sound stutters very  badly during playback of animation accessed from the CD and can sometimes affect the animation slightly.  Sound is fine for audio CDs and during playback from the hard drive.

I have updated CD Rom drivers.  I have updated SB16 drivers.
DirectX5 says the card is certified.  The problems occur when the CD light goes on and occur in both Win95 and DOS.

My system (if req'd) P200, 48mb RAM, (sound card & cd as above) Matrox Mystique 4mb, Diamond Monster 3D 4mb.

How do I fix this?  Is this cache size, or drivers, or a  hardware problem?  The system used to work fine but has had this problem for a number of months.  Could Apple's Quicktime for Windows have messed it up, or a version of DirectX?

Any help would be appreciated.

Sound Stuttering: animation playback

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