Delay problem with Winamp

[Symtex2000]

Hi all,

I have a annoying problem with winamp using the
chronotron plugin.
When changing pitch it doesn't have effect immediately,
it's with a delay of about 5 seconds.
Why is it ?
I have pentium IV 2,5 Ghz.

Greetz
Symtex

[DJ Egg]

Probably because you've set a 5 second buffer setting in the Output plugin.

[Symtex2000]

Hi,
It has nothing to do with that because :
in output plugin

Buffer length is set to 2000 ms
prebuffering 500ms
buffer ahead on track : 0ms

Even if I change buffer length and prebuffering to 0 ms
and press apply it just stays the same;

btw the five seconds I talked about are even more than 5
seconds.

Greetz
Symtex

[DJ Egg]

No idea then.
Contact the Chronotron plugin author for support.
Be sure to include all relevant system specs in your report (incl. mobo, soundcard, windows os, directx, etc)

[Symtex2000]

I have no idea how to contact that author
But I don't believe it's the plugin.
I have the same issue if I change an equalizer preset
in winamp or simply change something on the EQ.
I had it with winamp 3.0 also.

Maybe I can give you my specs

INTEL pentium 4 cpu 2,53 Ghz
Nvidia 4 geforce TI4200 128Mb DDR TV-Out
Soundmax integrated digital Audio
(I guess it's a standard soundcard)
Motherboard INTEL D845EPT2 FSB 533Mhz
DDR SDRAM 256Mb (266Mhz)
Windows XP proffessional SP2
DirectX 9.0b

Greetz and thanks for trying to help me out
SyMt[]-X

[Symtex2000]

problem seems to be solved
I used my brain and went to that soundmax configuration
in configuration panel.
There was a choice between 4MB General Midi and
1,2MB XGLite it was set on the 4Mb Midi and when I switched
it on good luck to the 1,2 Mb XGlite the delay problem was
solved.

I don't know what the difference between those 2 standard
synthesizer sets are and why it has effect on winamp.
But anyway it worked.

maybe you know more about it.

Greetz

SyMt[]-X