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The most common causes of this issue are: Only one way to see how your system responds.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. I'm just mentioning it because occasionally someone believes it's helped them. Note that the one about multi-threaded audio is definitely one to be wary of. My suggestions would be to make sure you're following all the standard advice for playing this game on modern hardware and OS (and if you don't know what I mean, there's a lot of stuff you should probably do to make your game work better), consider any mods that may have an effect and try removing them, try starting a new game, try increasing the audio cache in all three ini files, and try turning on multi-threaded audio in all three ini files.ĭo it in that order and test your game after each change. But I've never had it on a vanilla station.

I tried maybe ten scripts that all should have worked fine and in the end could only fix it by faking it with several four-track sets that would choose a random one of the four and then move onto the next set. Funny, I used to get this glitch when I tried to make a custom radio station that actually shuffled the tracks (without repeating any till they'd all played).

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