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High Sound Attack When Pausing Or Jumping Forward


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After i reinstalled my Sound blaster Audigy 2 ZS card i have noticed an interesting perm disturbance for the first time

When i either jump a movie forward (klick directley on the timeline) or paus it in any media player

the volume turns dramaticly up when the sound returns, so you have to throw the headphones out the window to not get moore or less deaf, its just like the known TV-syndrome when "Thirtysomething" pauses for Lego-comersial, the volume goes up high and all pensioner starts complain

I have not tested without headphones, i dont need cause i have not changed any volume settings on them, its in the computer, obviosly some creative settings i have changed and not thinked about, or the fact that i have mixed web-driver with old creative cd-components and that give a unbalanced sound? or some sound codecs that conflicts?

I took this screenshot to show how low my volume settings are while still it generate this high volume

http://imagesocket.com/view/Hej_ActiveWindow150.jpg

the volume and wave bars is accually not going upwards graphical along with the high sound attack level representingin my poor ears, thei doesnt change.

As long as i dont jump in the playtime or pause the volume is constant what thei shall be.

Is this a known sympthom? and is it solveable

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