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Posted - 26 Feb 2002 : 13:35:17
Q: There is a "pop" at the start and end of sound files played from CE. My application is using the UCB1200 audio driver. How can I correct this?
There are a few possible solutions. Try them in this order:
You may have an older build of Windows CE. Try downloading a newer build with the latest build of the audio driver.
Increase the audio driver thread priority in the ADSLOAD.REG file. Lower numbers result in higher priority:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\WaveDev]
"Priority256"=dword:67 ; 0x67=103 [default: 0xF9 = 249]
Note that higher priority settings may affect responsiveness of user interface.
Reduce popping in your audio by placing a series capacitor in line with the speaker.
For further reading about Windows CE audio, please see the
CE Audio topic index
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