-B works, and makes a difference, when - as currently required - it equals
ksmps in Windows Csound5.

-b doesn't seem (when added to -B) to make any difference; specifically, it
doesn't help "stutter" even when equal to -B. So it's not helpful in
reducing "stutter" at all.

So is the only way on slower machines to reduce "stutter" to both
increase -B and ksmps (thereby, unfortunately, reducing kr)?

(Or, of course, get a faster computer - I know. You *should* be able to
reduce the SR below 44100, but I'm having trouble with this too.)

Art Hunkins



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