Listening to Shoutcast stations at work makes the song play fast, what gives?

Narkissus · 5th November 2004, 20:13

Every singer sounds like a chipmunk and the beats are way too fast. Its especially annoying because I know what all the songs should sound like. Are there any tempo settings or anything I can look at to see why this might be happening?

Thanks!

JonnyMac · 5th November 2004, 20:22

Make sure you have the latest Winamp (5.05 at the time of this reply).

Are you using a DSP/Effect plug-in?...
1. Winamp > Ctrl+P
2. Plug-ins > DSP/Effect
3. Select (none)

Maybe the following DirectSound config. Tweaks
http://forums.winamp.com/showthread....26#post1212926

Otherwise, a speed playback problem is usually a sign of outdated or corrupted sound drivers. If you have a soundcard go the manufacturer's website for updates. If you have an on board sound chip, go to the website of your computer provider or the manufacturer of the mother board.

Narkissus · 5th November 2004, 20:27

Cool thanks, Im at work so Im not going to be checking out the soundcard or anything, but I will see if the other suggestions fix anything.

5th November 2004, 20:13	#1
Narkissus Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 6	Listening to Shoutcast stations at work makes the song play fast, what gives? Every singer sounds like a chipmunk and the beats are way too fast. Its especially annoying because I know what all the songs should sound like. Are there any tempo settings or anything I can look at to see why this might be happening? Thanks!

5th November 2004, 20:22	#2
JonnyMac Moderator Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 14,347	Make sure you have the latest Winamp (5.05 at the time of this reply). Are you using a DSP/Effect plug-in?... 1. Winamp > Ctrl+P 2. Plug-ins > DSP/Effect 3. Select (none) Maybe the following DirectSound config. Tweaks http://forums.winamp.com/showthread....26#post1212926 Otherwise, a speed playback problem is usually a sign of outdated or corrupted sound drivers. If you have a soundcard go the manufacturer's website for updates. If you have an on board sound chip, go to the website of your computer provider or the manufacturer of the mother board. Please do not PM me for tech support. Any request for tech support through PM will be ignored. Read the Stickies ---> \| \| \| \| <--- Knowledge is power

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5th November 2004, 20:27	#3
Narkissus Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 6	Cool thanks, Im at work so Im not going to be checking out the soundcard or anything, but I will see if the other suggestions fix anything.