Thread: Sound Problems - Stuttering when mouse not moving

Hi so I have the latest VoodooHDA installed only problem is whenever the mouse is not moving the sound is choppy especially if i'm playing music. As soon as I start moving the mouse its smooth again but then as soon as I stop moving the mouse it gets choppy again. I have already tried the steps on this page: olarila.com • View topic - VoodooHDA - common problems but they didnt help so I don't know whats wrong. I can't tell you exactly what Audio device it is as I don't know but I can give you the info from the System Info app:

Vendor ID: 1002
Vendor: ATI
Device ID: 4383
Device: SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA)

Here is a list of my specs:
Compaq CQ56-253sa
AMD Athlon II P360 Dual Core 2.3Ghz
M880G chipset
ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4250

Please reply quick as this has been bugging me for 2 days now

Thanks!

Remove all previous audio kexts that you already tried and try this (including VoodooHDA) > AppleAzaliaAudio (ALC892) 10.6.4 32-bit only - Downloads - OSx86.net

Or try a different VoodooHDA version from here > Downloads - voodoohda - High Definition Audio (HDA) driver for Mac OS X - Google Project Hosting

Originally Posted by kyndder

Remove all previous audio kexts that you already tried and try this (including VoodooHDA) > AppleAzaliaAudio (ALC892) 10.6.4 32-bit only - Downloads - OSx86.net

Or try a different VoodooHDA version from here > Downloads - voodoohda - High Definition Audio (HDA) driver for Mac OS X - Google Project Hosting

No neither method worked and I still had the same problem using an older version of VoodooHDA. I should probably mention that I'm running Snow Leopard 10.6.7...

I'd be very grateful for any more ideas

Originally Posted by ryanch94

No neither method worked and I still had the same problem using an older version of VoodooHDA. I should probably mention that I'm running Snow Leopard 10.6.7...

I'd be very grateful for any more ideas

Try this > Voodoohda Driver - Project OS X Forums

Originally Posted by kyndder

try this > voodoohda driver - project os x forums

dude THANKS SO MUCH it worked!! =D

Originally Posted by ryanch94

dude THANKS SO MUCH it worked!! =D

Good to hear that!!!

Bulls*it!!! You gonna load your CPU on 100% everytime you want to play music?? F awesome solution!

Originally Posted by Neolo

Bulls*it!!! You gonna load your CPU on 100% everytime you want to play music?? F awesome solution!

You can explain your point???

Is widely known that AMD processors does`t have Native Power Management... But this is a Audio issue...

So, what you are talking about???

Originally Posted by kyndder

You can explain your point???

Is widely known that AMD processors does`t have Native Power Management... But this is a Audio issue...

So, what you are talking about???

You are suggested to use yes > /dev/null and load cpu for 100% to get clear sound. But this is not even a solution.

Originally Posted by Neolo

You are suggested to use yes > /dev/null and load cpu for 100% to get clear sound. But this is not even a solution.

No...

The solution is enable SSE2 using VoodooHDA prefpane...

Did you read the entire thread from the link above???