I have found the buffer options, but they don't seem to be relevant in this case. The effect does not occur when I do an e-mail blink, but it does (twice) when I open memory-hungry Photoshop. Which narrows it down a bit, but I'm not sure to what :-)
I could install the latest iTunes version, or Try Another Browser, or just listen to Paul Hardcastle's hit record.
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Does iTunes for windows have some buffer size options or anything like that?
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*grin*
I have found the buffer options, but they don't seem to be relevant in this case. The effect does not occur when I do an e-mail blink, but it does (twice) when I open memory-hungry Photoshop. Which narrows it down a bit, but I'm not sure to what :-)
I could install the latest iTunes version, or Try Another Browser, or just listen to Paul Hardcastle's hit record.