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A user with the same issue followed the procedure below to solve their problem:

Tools
Preferences
[show all settings] playback and codecs
Access module
File
And then check the cache size.

Hello,
I also had this problem on my Asus eeePC netbook: I just realized that it disappears when I plug in the charger!
Probably because it switches to power-saving mode (so less speed) when I'm on battery... I almost want to reinstall the latest version 115... to see if it works again....
If this can help some people!

Good evening, I followed the advice, cleared everything, cleaned the registry, reinstalled, but the same problem persists. In the end, I installed VLC on another drive that had more free space. Still the same playback issue. So I checked in the settings the box:
playback and codecs/caching: default level = lowest latency. Things are better there if I don’t do anything else during the video playback.
On the other hand, it's still terribly choppy for the TV :(

Hello everyone,

for my part, I had the same problem and I was able to solve it by enabling hardware acceleration in the advanced settings of my sound card.

I solved it by:
Tools :: Preferences :: Settings (check "All") :: Input/Codecs :: Access Modules :: Digital TV and Radio.

Does this sound problem only occur with VLC Media Player?

Otherwise, you can completely uninstall VLC (through add/remove programs, then delete all files and folders of VLC Media Player in Program Files, and finally clean the registry with Ccleaner, for example).

The problem doesn't come from a setting in VLC Media Player, but it may be conflicting with another player (Windows Media Player or another) or with a codec pack.
You can also update your audio driver!

what version of VLC do you have?
Windows XP or Vista?
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I confirm, you just need to fully activate hardware acceleration in the advanced settings of the audio card.

I had the same stuttering sound issue on VLC and DivX player.