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Article #918Re: Diablo halts and spurts?
From: loc... David Williams
Date: Sun, 23 Feb 1997 00:00
Date: Sun, 23 Feb 1997 00:00
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On Sat, 22 Feb 97 19:44:58 GMT, m_h...@ix.netcom.com (Joseph Michael Hlubb) wrote: >Are you listening to the CD Music? IF you are then THAT is the reason for the >second or two that the action stops. It is caused when the CDROM drive >switches from one sound track to another. The fix is simple, turn off the CD >Music! Note that this is for IDE cdroms, and MAY not happen with SCSI cdroms. >Want to take a guess at which type of CDROM Drive uses the most CPU time? Nope. No music (got tired of it)... Have over 30 megs of memory, and followed all the helpful hints that Bizzard has on their web site. Right now, I dunno what could be causing this. -dave
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