Works just fine with the Mega Drive/Genesis and Gameboy Advance stuff I have.  This isn't exactly a gaming forum BTW.  Try checking your emulator settings and maybe what else your system is doing that could be taking away resources from the emulator itself.  Emulators by their very nature are extremely demanding applications.

I've tried to increase the buffer size to it's maximum but this did not solve the problem. Also, this is an audio question; not a gaming question.

Quote from: Klymins on 2024-09-02 09:55:29

I've tried to increase the buffer size to it's maximum but this did not solve the problem. Also, this is an audio question; not a gaming question.

What I meant is that you won't find as much help here.  Usually with emulators you might want to try changing speed and/or accuracy settings if you're having performance problems as they usually have the biggest impact especially on weaker hardware.  Adjusting the audio buffer if an emulator allows you to do so usually doesn't have as much impact.  Some emulators have alternate timing settings as well if something doesn't perform as well as it should.  Configuring an emulator is a lot like tweaking a PC game to run smoothly.  On more powerful systems you can crank stuff up, where on less powerful systems you have to dial stuff down.

Thank you, what really surprised me is that this problem did not exist when I started to use it.

Quote from: Klymins on 2024-09-02 10:29:02

Thank you, what really surprised me is that this problem did not exist when I started to use it.

Did you recently update the emulator or a system driver?  If so there lies the problem.  If not, than try updating those to see if things improve.  Emulators even for old consoles can be become increasing more demanding as they push for greater and greater accuracy in emulating the original hardware.  Try closing other applications and lighting the system load if you're having problems.  If your system is super old, consider upgrading it with better hardware.  If you're using budget hardware consider a better tier system that you can afford if possible.

Without knowing the details of your system, it's hard to say what is causing you problems.

Hello. Recently, the sound of my BizHawk (multi-platform emulator) started to stop very often. Before that, I had no problems when using it with a Genesis/Megadrive file but now I started to have this problem with both a Genesis/Megadrive file and a Gameboy Advance file. What can I do?

Quote from: Klymins on 2024-09-02 07:39:50

Hello. Recently, the sound of my BizHawk (multi-platform emulator) started to stop very often. Before that, I had no problems when using it with a Genesis/Megadrive file but now I started to have this problem with both a Genesis/Megadrive file and a Gameboy Advance file. What can I do?

Just out of curiosity (human mind is always fascinating): why did you opened a thread here at HA in place of a GitHub issue ?

No, I didn't. Thanks.

Quote from: Klymins on 2024-09-02 10:45:49

No, I didn't. Thanks.

Some questions to ask yourself: Do you have something else running in the background compared to last time you ran the emulator?  Did a recent Windows Update break something with your system?  Did you install something else recently that's slowing your system down a lot and taking away system resources?  Did you change settings in the emulator itself or one your drivers and forget about it?  Have you simply tried resetting your emulator to default settings to see if the problem goes away or doing a clean reinstall of the emulator?  Or resetting the driver settings for your hardware to their default settings or reinstalling any drivers?

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What are the specifications of the PC that exhibits this behavior? At least the CPU model.

3GB RAM

Quote from: Klymins on 2024-09-02 17:34:48

3GB RAM

Depends on what version of windows you are using, but 3 GB Ram is really too small for Windows 10 & 11.
But Genesis/Megadrive games should run OK.

Quote from: The Irish Man on 2024-09-02 18:56:41

Quote from: Klymins on 2024-09-02 17:34:48

3GB RAM

Depends on what version of windows you are using, but 3 GB Ram is really too small for Windows 10 & 11.
But Genesis/Megadrive games should run OK.

I use Windows 7 on this computer, and I want to continue to using Windows 7 when I switch to my newer computer too.

Quote from: Klymins on 2024-09-02 19:49:36

Quote from: The Irish Man on 2024-09-02 18:56:41

Quote from: Klymins on 2024-09-02 17:34:48

3GB RAM

Depends on what version of windows you are using, but 3 GB Ram is really too small for Windows 10 & 11.
But Genesis/Megadrive games should run OK.

I use Windows 7 on this computer, and I want to continue to using Windows 7 when I switch to my newer computer too.

If you want a good emulator on a better OS, might I suggest RetroArch + Linux (Linux Mint if you're new to Linux).  Looks like BizHawk is also available for Linux.