revenger681 Posted January 7, 2011 Share Posted January 7, 2011 Cool, thanks for the reply even if it was kind of off topic. I still dream of the day I can listen to gnr on fallout 3 stutter free, but oh well, I'm glad fallout nv doesn't have the same issues, I'll definitely get it on pc then. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mrfruits Posted January 22, 2011 Share Posted January 22, 2011 If anyone is having troubles with the radio music still please read what i have to say. I tried every thing in this post and the only thing that worked was disabling codecs that i did not need. It took me like 10mins to pick the only ones i needed to get the music and sounds going again but no more choppy radio!!!! THANK YOU who ever posted this help guide I love you! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
phoneyLogic Posted January 22, 2011 Share Posted January 22, 2011 (edited) Thanks for the feedback, glad it worked. Edited January 26, 2011 by tortured Tomato Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
g8rk0k Posted April 25, 2011 Share Posted April 25, 2011 tried using lame mp3 codec which worked just fine on my old pentium 4 I used to play this game on. I think the biggest difference is that I have a sound card in the old one, a turtle beach catalina. in my new one I have an i7 930 on a gigabyte motherboard and integrated sound which is realtek HD audio. I installed mad filter, disabled ffdshow and sorted my codecs so that lame has priority. Mad filter helped a whole lot but I still get radio stutter on occasion. For some reason though, the conelrad mod (the one made by the same folks who did the existence station) works far better than the other ones do. Most of the time trouble is in the very start of the song or when an area is loading. Sometimes I hear the last 1-2 seconds of the songs ending repeat before it moves on. Wonder if there was some synching issue. Could have something to do with the fact that some sounds effects are out of synch, (only very few though) the only one I can think of is when a vault door is opened or closed, the sounds seems to be running up to something like 4 seconds behind so that when you hear the sound of the door rolling it has finished opening/closing and has come to a stop already. I also noticed that there are nvidia audio drivers installed somewhere and listed somewhere in the sound properties. Don't know why a video card would need audio drivers... I have no idea what they are for and have no intention of messing withe them. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
phoneyLogic Posted April 25, 2011 Share Posted April 25, 2011 Hey there, thanks for poting. So, you still have stutter? I don't recommend to mess around the codec priorities since this never did the job for me. Mad filters do work, as far as I know only on Vista or Win7 systems, but not in any case. High definitions gfx cards with so called HDMI connectors quite often also bring along audio codecs. You could connect a TV via HDMI and also get the sound via the same port. Quote For some reason though, the conelrad mod (the one made by the same folks who did the existence station) works far better than the other ones do.If I recall that correctly, these stations use the ogg format. Ogg files are not affected by the audio stutter at all. But for the average user it is almost impossible to replace those ogg files in a convenient way. MP3 stations are way more easy to customise, but they can be affected by the stutter bug. The engine also needs to get the "right" format, as described here:http://www.fallout3nexus.com/imageshare/image.php?id=4219 If you use variable bit rates, you get those repeating last seconds. Fallout wants to have constant bit rates. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bumbousdude25 Posted June 22, 2011 Share Posted June 22, 2011 (edited) Hey, first-time poster on the forums, but I just had to post to give a big thanks to tortured Tomato for the guide and seaofsorrow for the fix that actually worked for me. I have the k-lite codecs and MAD filter, and Fraunhofer was disabled. Originally, this did nothing to stop the stuttering. However, I unregistered MAD, re-unpacked it, put the register bat and .ax in SYSWOW64, registered it through command prompt, disabled Fraunhofer, and voila! No stuttering! :D Thank you! EDIT: I have Win 7 64-bit, btw. EDIT #2: Oh, and here's the link to seaofsorrow's post for other newcomers that this might help: 88 Edited June 22, 2011 by bumbousdude25 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Barleyman Posted July 17, 2011 Share Posted July 17, 2011 I'll add my experience. I bought cheapo Steam discount new vegas and decided to finally finish fallout3 main plot. Que horrible stutter, "something" got broken since I last played the game in spring 2010.. Here's the setup: W7x64 + X-fi Not working solutions:Any of the Ini file tweaks Working solutions:Disable *PCM parts of AC3filter ANDDo the frauenhofer disable trick ANDinstall MADfilter Whole mp3 part is interesting since the radio actually uses WAV .. Never mind, now it works, I can run through the plot parts with my bad-arse companions on a fully updated FWE + WMK + MMM + EVE (0.96) + Fellout setup :-) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BenWah Posted September 10, 2011 Share Posted September 10, 2011 On windows 7 64 bit I solved this withmadfilter installed and registered in syswow64 folder. Fraunhofer codec disabled via "installedcodec" tool I had two fraunhofer codec, I disabled them both but was not sure if I needed only one disabled? 1) Fraunhofer IIS MPEG Layer-3 Codec C:\Windows\SysWOW64\l3codeca.acm 2) Fraunhofer IIS MPEG Layer-3 Codec (Professional) v3.3.2 C:\Windows\system32\mp3fhg.acm Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jazz162 Posted February 11, 2012 Share Posted February 11, 2012 Just so you know, this is still helping out in the year 2012 :). Using Windows 7 and the MADfilter fix worked perfectly :). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cheers2 Posted July 17, 2012 Share Posted July 17, 2012 Are there any list of known codecs to cause issues? These are all codes i have installed, are any of them known to cause radio stutter in w7 64bit ultimate? Reveal hidden contents AC3 Parser FilterAC3FilterAC3Filter ACM codecACM WrapperAMD MJPEG DecoderArcSoft AAC EncoderArcSoft AC3 EncoderArcSoft Audio Decoder HDArcSoft DeinterlaceArcSoft EITArcsoft LPCM DecoderArcSoft MP4 MuxerArcSoft MP4 SplitterArcSoft MPEG DemuxArcSoft Mpeg-1 Encoder FilterArcSoft Mpeg-2 Encoder FilterArcsoft Mpeg2Audio EncoderArcSoft MPEG4 EncoderArcSoft Realtime Capture Mpeg1 Encoder FilterArcSoft Realtime Capture Mpeg2 Encoder FilterArcSoft Subtitle DecoderArcSoft TS Dump filterArcSoft TS Read File SourceArcSoft VBI Codec FilterArcSoft Video DecoderArcSoft Video EncoderArcSoft Video EncoderArcSoft WST DecoderATI MPEG Audio EncoderATI MPEG File WriterATI MPEG MultiplexerATI MPEG Video DecoderATI MPEG Video EncoderATI TickerATI Video Rotation FilterATI Video Scaler FilterAVI DecompressorAVI DrawAVI MuxAVI SplitterAVI/WAV File SourceBDA MPEG2 Transport Information FilterClosed Captions Analysis FilterColor Space ConverterDirectVobSubDirectVobSub (auto-loading version)DV MuxerDV SplitterDV Video DecoderDVD NavigatorEnhanced Video Rendererffdshow Audio Decoderffdshow Audio Processorffdshow raw video filterffdshow subtitles filterffdshow Video DecoderFile Source (Async.)File Source (URL)File stream rendererFile writerFraps Video DecompressorFraunhofer IIS MPEG Layer-3 CodecGenesis VBI SinkHaali Matroska MuxerHaali Media SplitterHaali Media Splitter (AR)Haali Simple Media SplitterHaali Video SinkInfinite Pin Tee FilterInternal Script Command RendereriTV Data Capture filteriTV Data SinkLAV Audio DecoderLAV SplitterLAV Splitter SourceLAV Video DecoderLeadtek Image Process FilterLeadtek TS WriterLine 21 DecoderLine 21 Decoder 2MAD Transform FilterMicrosoft AC3 EncoderMicrosoft DTV-DVD Audio DecoderMicrosoft DTV-DVD Video DecoderMicrosoft MPEG-2 Audio EncoderMicrosoft MPEG-2 EncoderMicrosoft MPEG-2 Video EncoderMIDI ParserMJPEG DecompressorMMACE DeInterlaceMMACE ProcAmpMMACE SoftEmuMPC - RealAudio DecoderMPC - RealMedia SourceMPC - RealMedia SplitterMPC - RealVideo DecoderMPEG Audio DecoderMPEG Video DecoderMPEG-2 DemultiplexerMPEG-2 Sections and TablesMPEG-2 SplitterMPEG-2 Video Stream AnalyzerMPEG-I Stream Splittermsacm.imaadpcmmsacm.msadpcmmsacm.msg711msacm.msgsm610Multi-file ParserNull RendererOverlay MixerOverlay Mixer2RDP DShow Redirection FilterSAMI (CC) ParserSampleGrabberSBE2FileScanSBE2MediaTypeProfileScreen Capture filterSmart TeeStreamBufferSinkStreamBufferSink2StreamBufferSourceVBI CodecVBI Surface AllocatorVGA 16 Color Ditherervidc.cvidvidc.i420vidc.iyuvvidc.mrlevidc.msvcvidc.uyvyVIDC.XVIDvidc.yuy2vidc.yvu9vidc.yvyuVideo Mixing Renderer 9Video Port ManagerVideo RendererVideo RendererVPS DecoderWave ParserWinFast Data Transform filterWinFast PSI ParserWinFast Subtitle DecoderWinFast TeleText DecoderWM ASF ReaderWM ASF WriterWST Pager Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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