I've seen this problem discussed a few times, I think its pretty widespready, but I've yet to see a fix. Heres the system:
1.2 tbird/512 pc2100
MSI K7 Master ddr board
sb live 5.1
latest (11/29) creative drivers
adaptec 29160 scsi adapter -> seagate 10k 18.2 primary
maxtor ata/66 secondary
ati AIW radeon
when playing mp3's (streamed from network drive or off secondary or primary disk), I get a bad scratching every once in a while, like when going thru the start menu or scollling a web page in IE with lots of tables.. I didnt have this crap in win2k, at least not this bad. and I've heard people with the same problem had zip problems in ME or 98.
one thing I have yet to try, I noticed the soundcard is sharing IRQ 11 with at least my adaptec scsi card (whats a quick way to view all irq's in XP besides looking at the resources of each individual device?), but I read somewhere that XP auto-assigns/shares irq's with multiple devices and moving the sound card around to a diff. pci slot wouldn't change its irq? I'll try this though next time I get a have to shutdown my workstation
I would rather not have to ditch this sound card for something else or upgrade to this expensive audigy stuff when this does me quite right w/ my old ass klipsch 400's. any other ideas, or has anyone fixed this on their system?
1.2 tbird/512 pc2100
MSI K7 Master ddr board
sb live 5.1
latest (11/29) creative drivers
adaptec 29160 scsi adapter -> seagate 10k 18.2 primary
maxtor ata/66 secondary
ati AIW radeon
when playing mp3's (streamed from network drive or off secondary or primary disk), I get a bad scratching every once in a while, like when going thru the start menu or scollling a web page in IE with lots of tables.. I didnt have this crap in win2k, at least not this bad. and I've heard people with the same problem had zip problems in ME or 98.
one thing I have yet to try, I noticed the soundcard is sharing IRQ 11 with at least my adaptec scsi card (whats a quick way to view all irq's in XP besides looking at the resources of each individual device?), but I read somewhere that XP auto-assigns/shares irq's with multiple devices and moving the sound card around to a diff. pci slot wouldn't change its irq? I'll try this though next time I get a have to shutdown my workstation
I would rather not have to ditch this sound card for something else or upgrade to this expensive audigy stuff when this does me quite right w/ my old ass klipsch 400's. any other ideas, or has anyone fixed this on their system?