Howdy,

I have been experiencing annoying brief skips, like on a bumped CD player, with my media players. Replaying the same song or same part of the song does not have the skips, so I don’t think it’s the files’ fault.

Had the same problem in Elisa and VLC. I don’t watch much local video, but streaming audio and video doesn’t have this problem for me.

Watching the system monitor I see I have 10 Gb of free memory and only 5-10% CPU utilization.

System is Debian 12 with KDE and Xwindows. (Wayland doesn’t like my Nvidia 1070)

Any suggestion for how to troubleshoot would be appreciated. I tried downloading more memory but that didn’t help!

  • Clay_pidgin@sh.itjust.worksOP
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    8 days ago

    I’ll check on the second. On the OP, is there anything I can do? A better media player? Surely everyone isn’t just putting up with this!

    Thank you for the reply.

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      8 days ago

      im not too familiar with debian, so its hard to say. could be any number of issues: the type of encoding your media is in, the media player, the kernel, drivers.

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          8 days ago

          Try a different player. elisa is built on top of vlc’s codec library. see if the problem goes away. if the file’s format is rare i’d try to convert it to a new format and see if the problem is resolved.