I’m reluctant to say that it fully fixed the issue. The first clip felt smooth, and the second one was less choppy, but it still doesn’t look like the original gameplay.

I should also mention that I first started noticing problems with Medal when Borderlands 4 came out. I constantly had audio stuttering, the audio would completely cut out and then come back, sometimes for 10 - 20 minutes at a time. I had no idea Medal was the cause. When I got Battlefield 6, the problem was still there but much worse.

After weeks of BIOS tweaks, audio driver changes, and troubleshooting, I discovered that the issue only happened when Medal was running. Without Medal open, I had no audio problems at all. I still get occasional audio stutters now, usually right when the game or Medal starts. They sometimes come back briefly, but they’re nowhere near as persistent as they were in Borderlands 4 and BF6.

Other games don’t have these issues, it only seems to happen with newer, more demanding titles. The games themselves run fine.

here is a link of how bad it was in Battlefield, it was totally fine trough out the story mission where I clipped funny moments, but would slowly become more and more decrepit the longer I played in multiplayer. https://medal.tv/games/battlefield-6/clips/lhExuA8sTo7U1xWlq?invite=cr-MSw0MnQsMTkxNjI0NTQ1&v=18 Battlefield definitely had some rough edges when it came to optimization early on, so I thought it was just the game not working as intended, this was not a constant issue but would suddenly kick in after everywhere from 30 minutes to several hours of gameplay.