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JBL Deep Bass 2.1 struggles with performance on Windows 10.

JBL Deep Bass 2.1 struggles with performance on Windows 10.

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12-29-2019, 12:49 PM
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Hey everyone, I just switched my setup back to my desk after using it on my Samsung TV. Now I’m experiencing problems with my soundbar. When playing any media or running games, it cuts out suddenly—sometimes just a few seconds, sometimes half a minute. My PC is connected to an AOC Q32G1W4 via DisplayPort, and the soundbar uses an HDMI connection on my 2070 Super. Windows 10 treats the JBL bar as a display, so I’ve set up two displays in Windows. The soundbar shows 'PCM' during stutters, and I’m not sure if that’s connected to the issue. When it works, everything runs smoothly. Windows seems to log sound output when the bar stutters, but other devices like my Corsair HS60 work fine. I’ve tried changing the bitrate to 44100Hz, disabling exclusive control, and switching cables. VID20230613105938.mp4
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12-29-2019, 12:49 PM #1

Hey everyone, I just switched my setup back to my desk after using it on my Samsung TV. Now I’m experiencing problems with my soundbar. When playing any media or running games, it cuts out suddenly—sometimes just a few seconds, sometimes half a minute. My PC is connected to an AOC Q32G1W4 via DisplayPort, and the soundbar uses an HDMI connection on my 2070 Super. Windows 10 treats the JBL bar as a display, so I’ve set up two displays in Windows. The soundbar shows 'PCM' during stutters, and I’m not sure if that’s connected to the issue. When it works, everything runs smoothly. Windows seems to log sound output when the bar stutters, but other devices like my Corsair HS60 work fine. I’ve tried changing the bitrate to 44100Hz, disabling exclusive control, and switching cables. VID20230613105938.mp4

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12-31-2019, 09:08 AM
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Check the output device in Sound settings for the Spatial Sound format applied. Confirm whether the Default Format matches its standard setting or if you've adjusted it above the default.
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12-31-2019, 09:08 AM #2

Check the output device in Sound settings for the Spatial Sound format applied. Confirm whether the Default Format matches its standard setting or if you've adjusted it above the default.

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12-31-2019, 02:43 PM
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I haven't activated Spatial Sound yet, and the default settings are 16-bit, 48 kHz.
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12-31-2019, 02:43 PM #3

I haven't activated Spatial Sound yet, and the default settings are 16-bit, 48 kHz.

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