Basically what the title says.
If I don’t play audio for some time (like 5-10 minutes), it’s like FXSound turns itself off, so when sound starts to play, it takes a moment for it to come back up.
While this happens, a little bit of the beginning gets cut off and starts with a… static or pop, whatever it is. Audio works fine after that (because FXSound is “on” again.)
I disabled “switch to new audio device automatically” or whatever it’s called.
I updated to that version before posting this, and it didn’t fix anything. Also, I tried to record it, but it seems that the problem only happens when outputting to the actual speaker.
And you have no other audio devices at your disposal to test with?
By the way, same question for playback methods: does this happen on Spotify, on YouTube, and with all media players, e.g. with VLC as well as with WinAmp and Windows Media Player?
I know I have this same glitch where the first few microseconds get cut off, but it only happens on (my version of) VLC.
I’ve been using FxSound for many years now, and I’ve never noticed anything like that.
I perfectly understand why it’s annoying.
I am left to guess at the cause of this glitch.
You’ve disabled Exclusive Mode and Enhancements?
You’ve tried running FxSound as Administrator?
And you’ve tried making changes to the frequency settings of your speakers, and of the FxSound Speakers device, in the Advanced tab of the device Properties in Windows Sound Settings, to check if that makes a difference?
I haven’t noticed anything like that and am using FX on both youtube and when am listening to music on musicbee no idea why other people having this issue i guess maybe it’s because i have disable Exclusive Mode and Enhancements.