Good news:
Again today, Naboo, after playing like an hour, after I found the solution for the stuttering during the game, another bug to crush.
@Hairbautt wrote:
What's the solution to the stuttering?
In my case, for the stuttering problem I have done a lot of things. The last one is posted here: https://answers.ea.com/t5/Technical-Issues/100-CPU-usage-fix-no-more-crash-freeze-or-stuttering/td-p/6546675, this changes two configuration files and creates another one to limit the FPS to 60. The ones that I remember that I think that made the game better, turned off DirectX 12, and disabled fullscreen optimizations by going to the game executable at C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\Star Wars Battlefront II, right click the exe file, compatibility tab and then checking “Disable fullscreen optimizations” checkbox. Now I’m testing the Stereo mix solution earlier on this thread, it’s not for this version of Battlefront but it worth a try. I hope this helps.
P.D. I think I saw you playing last night.
You should check the general guideslines for Origin install. Origin has trouble with other software. Even Windows Defender. You should also check if you system has enough CPU and GFX power. Also your sounddriver or soundchip could be buggy. I know from pro sound software using ASIO or DX that a consicerable bunch of sounddrivers have been written "sloppy" at best. In worst case there are cheap low latency USB Audio interfaces you can buy as an alternative (e.g. close to pro level Behringer UCA-222 is avaiable for 25€/29,90 USD and might help you, no guarantee though). Also check your overall system performance. Background task that your are not aware of can drop your systemperformance. Run services.msc and check what stuff you are running. Also check system start. On Windows 10 you find this on the task manager (ctrl+alt+del) on Win 8 and before download systernals "autoruns" - can be downloaded from the MS Hompage. Also you find procexp.exe / procexp64.exe there a much more sophisticated process manager. You should have no other programs running in background while gaming (other than standard services and ones you really intentionally want) as long as you dont have an extrem powerhouse of a computer.
However be very cautious and be sure to know what you do - changes could have serious consequences like certain services not working anymore and / or system start failure if you really skrew up. I cant help you in case of failure nor take any guarantee for such occurrences.
However this is a bit OT because the soundbug we are discussing here is clearly cross hardware and so related to BF2 and not a bugged hardware driver or bottleneck hardware or software wise.
issue is worse with latest patch. I've play 2 rounds of GA - sound cut out in both.
Sigh...
