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<blockquote data-quote="Somperson" data-source="post: 146005" data-attributes="member: 19193">Windows Version: XPCPU Type: Sempron 3400+HDD: Seagate&nbsp; 2x 400gbMemory: 512 @ 2100mhzMotherboard: Asus on board CompaqMotherboard Chipset: Motherboard Bios: Video Card: Nvidia 6600Video Card Driver: LatestSound Card: Realtek Ac '97Sound Card AC3: SPDIFI'm running a Compaq computer I got for $140 at compusa last year, with a few upgrades.Sempron 3400+ (939)512mb ram, which I believe is at 2100mhz bus because I found another 256 stick somewhere around the houseabout a terabyte of HD spaceNvidia 6600 pci-e cardAudio is SPDIF over onboard sound (Realtek AC 97).I run SPDIF to an amp with AC3 filter. Everything works great DD/DTS/PCM whatever. But reguardless of what player, wmp, mediaplayer classic I have issues with audio dropping out. This is on every type of file also. Dvds/TS/h.264/Xvids and anything from 2ch to 6ch surround. There isnt a delay or anything when the audio is comes back (1 second pause maybe?) after being dropped. I can def. tell the receiver is loosing the bitstream...I have tried the following...Update all driversDifferent codecsDifferent players (I use MediaPortal for the HTPC App)Different AMP -- Only issue is both pioneer amps... same line/year but different modelsDifferent HDTVsI'm guessing it could be the onboard sound, but its only sending out the bits and doing no conversion what-so-ever. Could it be lack of RAM? Anyone have any solutions... Im running low on options.Jason</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Somperson, post: 146005, member: 19193"] [b]Windows Version[/b]: XP [b]CPU Type[/b]: Sempron 3400+ [b]HDD[/b]: Seagate 2x 400gb [b]Memory[/b]: 512 @ 2100mhz [b]Motherboard[/b]: Asus on board Compaq [b]Motherboard Chipset[/b]: [b]Motherboard Bios[/b]: [b]Video Card[/b]: Nvidia 6600 [b]Video Card Driver[/b]: Latest [b]Sound Card[/b]: Realtek Ac '97 [b]Sound Card AC3[/b]: SPDIF I'm running a Compaq computer I got for $140 at compusa last year, with a few upgrades. Sempron 3400+ (939) 512mb ram, which I believe is at 2100mhz bus because I found another 256 stick somewhere around the house about a terabyte of HD space Nvidia 6600 pci-e card Audio is SPDIF over onboard sound (Realtek AC 97). I run SPDIF to an amp with AC3 filter. Everything works great DD/DTS/PCM whatever. But reguardless of what player, wmp, mediaplayer classic I have issues with audio dropping out. This is on every type of file also. Dvds/TS/h.264/Xvids and anything from 2ch to 6ch surround. There isnt a delay or anything when the audio is comes back (1 second pause maybe?) after being dropped. I can def. tell the receiver is loosing the bitstream... I have tried the following... Update all drivers Different codecs Different players (I use MediaPortal for the HTPC App) Different AMP -- Only issue is both pioneer amps... same line/year but different models Different HDTVs I'm guessing it could be the onboard sound, but its only sending out the bits and doing no conversion what-so-ever. Could it be lack of RAM? Anyone have any solutions... Im running low on options. Jason [/QUOTE]

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