[Doriphor]

Hey there.

I just finally solved my biggest Xebra issue to date, and that is audio crackling during FMVs / CD Audio streams. I tried changing the audio buffer values, I tried changing the simulation settings, tried deleting the INI... I literally tried everything I had found by googling and more, but nothing would fix it.

Here's the thing. It's really dumb : When I tried disabling OpenGL stretch, it suddenly played the audio perfectly... So it turns out, Xebra doesn't like OpenGL when VSYNC is enabled in my Nvidia Control panel. Yup.

If you have stuttering issues and don't know what else to try, maybe you'll find that forcing VSYNC to off will get rid of your issue... And maybe you won't spend two hours on this like I did!

 

[marcelinho2019]

Hey there.

I just finally solved my biggest Xebra issue to date, and that is audio crackling during FMVs / CD Audio streams. I tried changing the audio buffer values, I tried changing the simulation settings, tried deleting the INI... I literally tried everything I had found by googling and more, but nothing would fix it.

Here's the thing. It's really dumb : When I tried disabling OpenGL stretch, it suddenly played the audio perfectly... So it turns out, Xebra doesn't like OpenGL when VSYNC is enabled in my Nvidia Control panel. Yup.

If you have stuttering issues and don't know what else to try, maybe you'll find that forcing VSYNC to off will get rid of your issue... And maybe you won't spend two hours on this like I did!

thank you so much, you really helped me with the crackle, i try all day and you save me thank you brother.

 

[u3L05 vh9jV]

That's common sense, it's better to let each application apply its own "vsync" (EXAVSync, TearFree, FreeSync, G-Sync, etc.)
"Forced vsync" in an accelerated environment does not "seem" to work properly for Windows unless you use a professional-range video card (Quadro/Tesla, FirePro).

 

[marcelinho2019]

That's common sense, it's better to let each application apply its own "vsync" (EXAVSync, TearFree, FreeSync, G-Sync, etc.)
"Forced vsync" in an accelerated environment does not "seem" to work properly for Windows unless you use a professional-range video card (Quadro/Tesla, FirePro).

sorry, the crckling backing again, this emulators are all shit, fuck me, i never gonna play castlevania simphony of the night unless i buy a ps1

 

[3dfx]

sorry, the crckling backing again, this emulators are all shit, fuck me, i never gonna play castlevania simphony of the night unless i buy a ps1

You need to open the Nvidia control panel then manage 3d setting them program settings and ad Xebra then scroll down to vsync and turn it off then scroll down and SAVE - THEN REBOOT You must reboot .. enjoy !!!

 

[3dfx]

Hey there.

I just finally solved my biggest Xebra issue to date, and that is audio crackling during FMVs / CD Audio streams. I tried changing the audio buffer values, I tried changing the simulation settings, tried deleting the INI... I literally tried everything I had found by googling and more, but nothing would fix it.

Here's the thing. It's really dumb : When I tried disabling OpenGL stretch, it suddenly played the audio perfectly... So it turns out, Xebra doesn't like OpenGL when VSYNC is enabled in my Nvidia Control panel. Yup.

If you have stuttering issues and don't know what else to try, maybe you'll find that forcing VSYNC to off will get rid of your issue... And maybe you won't spend two hours on this like I did!

Thanks Bro!!! you are the man!