RIGWAVE CONTAINMENT FILES
Recognise a symptom. Understand what could be happening. Explore the evidence.
These characters are memorable guides to fault categories. They are not diagnostics, measured detections or proof that your rig has a fault. Several causes can produce the same symptom.
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G-01 · Audio
Pops, crackles or glitches interrupt the sound.
Audio interruptions can have several causes, including device settings, drivers or an overloaded PC.
Compare audio-device settings and system-load evidence; a character name cannot establish the cause.
Available checks depend on the build and your equipment. Public download remains closed.
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G-02 · Timing
Sound stutters or arrives later than expected.
Audio waits briefly in a buffer before playback. Timing changes can trade delay against reliability.
Review delay and interruption evidence for the actual devices and applications in use.
Available checks depend on the build and your equipment. Public download remains closed.
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G-03 · System
The PC struggles when several programs run together.
The processor shares its time between programs. A busy processor can affect real-time work.
Look at measured system load and the tasks active when the interruption occurs.
Available checks depend on the build and your equipment. Public download remains closed.
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G-04 · USB
A connected device disappears or keeps reconnecting.
USB devices can share connections and power. A reconnect alone does not identify the faulty part.
Review device connections and available event evidence before changing hardware.
Available checks depend on the build and your equipment. Public download remains closed.
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G-05 · Network
The stream pauses or loses connection.
Sending a live stream depends on the connection and the receiving service as well as the PC.
Review connection and stream evidence; do not assume every interruption starts on the local machine.
Available checks depend on the build and your equipment. Public download remains closed.
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G-06 · Routing
You can hear something, but the audience cannot.
Sound must reach the intended input, application and output. A working headphone feed does not prove the stream receives it.
Review the intended sound path and selected inputs and outputs.
Available checks depend on the build and your equipment. Public download remains closed.
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G-07 · Video
The stream starts with the wrong picture or missing sound.
Starting a broadcast involves scenes, sources and outputs. Each must be checked for the intended audience.
Review the planned scene, source and audio path before broadcasting.
Available checks depend on the build and your equipment. Public download remains closed.
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G-08 · Audio
The audience hears an unexpected balance or level.
Different listening paths can make the same mix seem different. Intentional artistic choices are not faults.
Compare the intended output with available level and sound-path evidence without judging the performance.
Available checks depend on the build and your equipment. Public download remains closed.
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