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<blockquote data-quote="Tesla" data-source="post: 769988" data-attributes="member: 88010">Yes, I am using the default &quot;Bass Engine&quot;. Now that you ask, I see there is one called &quot;Internal Dshow player&quot; ... On all my installs, I have never had this problem or had to change the player. Am I suppose to be using this other one?Overall, the audio for videos played ok (just like the audio for the MP3s did) but the occassional &quot;pop&quot; in the music files was a &quot;deal breaker&quot; for me and had to be corrected for this to be a viable solution. Some files did a pop/click 3 times in 20 seconds ... sounds like an old vinyl LP (if you remember those). I also need an answer to this question:If I do a simple install (MP 1.1.3 and SAF-5 w/ FFDShow) connected to an AVR via HDMI ...How can normal 128k MP3's sound different from inside MP (they contain pops and clicks) compared to Windows Media Player 11 from the Windows XP desktop (they sound fine here)? Aren't they both using FFDShow to decode the audio?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tesla, post: 769988, member: 88010"] Yes, I am using the default "Bass Engine". Now that you ask, I see there is one called "Internal Dshow player" ... On all my installs, I have never had this problem or had to change the player. Am I suppose to be using this other one? Overall, the audio for videos played ok (just like the audio for the MP3s did) but the occassional "pop" in the music files was a "deal breaker" for me and had to be corrected for this to be a viable solution. Some files did a pop/click 3 times in 20 seconds ... sounds like an old vinyl LP (if you remember those). I also need an answer to this question: If I do a simple install (MP 1.1.3 and SAF-5 w/ FFDShow) connected to an AVR via HDMI ... How can normal 128k MP3's sound different from inside MP (they contain pops and clicks) compared to Windows Media Player 11 from the Windows XP desktop (they sound fine here)? Aren't they both using FFDShow to decode the audio? [/QUOTE]

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