Thanks for the replay
A particular driver NDIS 6.30 execution was 6ms which according to LatencyMon was high, averge latency should be less then 1ms. I came across this articule referring to a Windows 8 user trying to play a stream video game and was experiancing high latency.
I ran the troubleshoot, set my controller sound card to 512[11ms], I let the latencymon run while playing some tracks using the timecode vinyl. NDIS drive is hovering around 1.1ms but no audio drops so far. I guess I'll have to wait for further updates with windows 8, I have to research if the apps can be removed on disabled I seeing that the apps are associated with some performance issues the the new OS. I keep you guys posted.
Below is a reply from Microsoft to Treephor about the NDIS driver and streaming video.
Hi Treephor,
Thank you for posting your query in the Microsoft Community Forums. If I understand you correctly, you have video playback issues while playing games on Windows 8.I understand that it must be frustrating, but rest assured, we are here to help fix your issue and guide you in the right direction.
Let us start with a few questions-
1) Does this issue occur with all the games played on the computer?
2) Do you face issues with other apps on the computer?
3) Have you made any changes on the computer prior to the issue?
I would like more information regarding the issue.
Let us now perform some troubleshooting steps. All the steps are to be performed systematically and in an order.
Method 1-
I would have you run the Modern UI App troubleshooter.
Refer the link-
http://download.microsoft.com/...B5974E3/apps.diagcabMethod 2-
I would have you refer the article-
What to do if you have problems with an app
http://windows.microsoft.com/e...leshoot-problems-app Method 3-
I would have you uninstall and reinstall the app from the Window Store.
Refer the steps-
a) Click on “start” and then search for your app.
b) Right Click on it and select “Uninstall”.
c) You can download it from the Windows Store.
Method 4-
I would have you update the latest display drivers from windows update.
Refer the steps-
a) Click the “Windows+R” key simultaneously and type “devmgmt.msc” without the quotes and hit “Enter”.
b) Now, expand “Display adapter” and Right Click on your display adapter and select “Update driver software” and then, “Search automatically for updated driver software”.
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Do get back to us and let us know the status of the issue by your next post or in case you need further assistance. We, at Microsoft strive towards excellence.
Hope this helps!!
