Hey gang...
I have a PII 350 with 192MB of PC100 RAM, VooDoo3, and SBLive. I've tried
racing with N3 with WinAmp on in the background so I have something to
listen to durring long races. Unfortunately, I get a lot of stuttering in
N3. I was just wondering if anyone with a faster CPU has tried this and
what their results were. Also, is there another MP3 player out there that
might use less CPU cycles?
Thanks for any info...
Rob
MP3's require quite a lot of your processors cycles, as they are
decompressed "on the fly" while the file is playing. N3 is demanding on
your PC, and trying to play MP3's at the same time will generate very low
frame rates. AFAIK, it doesn't matter what MP3 player you use, they all
work the same way. Maybe you could put a stereo in the room, if you don't
want to listen to your spotter and tires during a race. :)
-Paul
Western States Racing League
www.wsrl.n3.net
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> Hey gang... > > > I have a PII 350 with 192MB of PC100 RAM, VooDoo3, and SBLive. I've tried > racing with N3 with WinAmp on in the background so I have something to > listen to durring long races. Unfortunately, I get a lot of stuttering in > N3. I was just wondering if anyone with a faster CPU has tried this and > what their results were. Also, is there another MP3 player out there that > might use less CPU cycles? > > Thanks for any info... > > Rob > > > >I have a Celeron 300a running at 464 mhz, with 128 mb of pc100 ram, voodoo3,
and sblive.
I can run N3 with winamp on in the background with no stuttering. You did
not specifiy online or offline, mine is offline, I have not tried it racing
online.
--
Don Burnette
Dburn in N3 and Legends
"Rob" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Hey gang...
>
>
> I have a PII 350 with 192MB of PC100 RAM, VooDoo3, and SBLive. I've tried
> racing with N3 with WinAmp on in the background so I have something to
> listen to durring long races. Unfortunately, I get a lot of stuttering in
> N3. I was just wondering if anyone with a faster CPU has tried this and
> what their results were. Also, is there another MP3 player out there that
> might use less CPU cycles?
>
> Thanks for any info...
>
> Rob
>
>
>
>
I run sometimes with RealJukebox playing a good sized playlist of
mp3's set to loop and shuffle, and have not had any problems with slow
down - either by myself or online with ONE other person using direct
tcp/ip - I haven't tried it using WinAmp (i haven't used WA since
installing RJ) and I haven't tried it with more than one other online
car...
this is on a P3 550 mhz with 128mb ram and a 16mb 3dfx card
On Sat, 29 Apr 2000 13:48:11 GMT, "Rob" <[email hidden]> wrote:
