Groove Music is less affected (though not immune) likewise WMP and Diamond Cut DC8.5. VLC was my go-to player, but apparently won't do it in 10 - too sensitive to a fundamentally broken audio system. Tried raising the VLC priority to "high" in Task Manager - no improvement.īasically, I.Give.Up.
#Vlc media player window update
Cumulative update the next morning apparently reinstalled the Realtek driver which again had to be reverted. Answer Desk (mostly useless) reinstalled 10 (I have image of the Win7 system, which is good since the Answer Desk process destroyed the ability to "go back" ) which made it worse again switching back to the generic driver produced some Realtek driver (for HD Audio on motherboard) was horrible "generic" HD Audio driver slightly betterīut only slightly. I did the Windows 10 free upgrade from Win 7 SP1 fully updated sound didn't work at all initially, then started working when rebooted a couple of times. VLC and other audio software worked flawlessly on this same system in Windows 7.
It is by far the most sensitive (more so than Groove Music and WMP) to audio problems I'm having with the system, with frequent ticks, pops, dropouts, skips, and what sounds like buffering even when playingįrom the local hard disk. VLC Player does NOT work correctly in Windows 10. Warning: kind of a rant, but I am not happy with Win10 or with VLC running in it.
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