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[Archived] delay to start beatmap :c (spanish /english)

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RetroAngelxd
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RetroAngelxd
Problem Details: spanish: tengo un problema al momento de jugar cualquier beatmap en osu , al iniciar un beatmap en cualquier modalidad , me da un tirón repentino que pasa rapidamente y se quita , lo cual causa que me provoque un delay entre la cancion y las notas :c no puedo jugar bien con esto por que afecta el ritmo de las notas :c ayuda xd

english : I have a problem when playing any beatmap in osu, when starting a beatmap in any form, it gives me a sudden jerk that happens quickly and removed, causing causing me a delay between the song and the notes: c I can not play well with this that affects the rhythm of the notes: c help xd (translate google pls )


Video or screenshot showing the problem: https://youtu.be/Uv3nAZ7gCnE



osu! version: 20160403.6
Sandy Hoey
3,605 posts
Joined October 2015
Sandy Hoey
Check that your global offset is 0. 99% of the time thats the problem
Veross
177 posts
Joined December 2014
Veross

Sandy Hoey wrote:

Check that your global offset is 0. 99% of the time thats the problem
Just as Sandy Hoey said, your offset is probably not set to 0

Do this :

- Go to your osu!PCNAME.cfg file
- open it with notepad or any other editing program
- go to the Offset line and set it to 0

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Where to find the .cfg file
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Pawsu
osu! Alumni
5,213 posts
Joined February 2013
Pawsu

[ Sneaky ] wrote:

Just as Sandy Hoey said, your offset is probably not set to 0

Do this :

- Go to your osu!PCNAME.cfg file
- open it with notepad or any other editing program
- go to the Offset line and set it to 0

Screenshots:
[url=http://imgur.com/thpJ9V2]Where to find the .cfg
What you need to do in it
Why the complicated procedure? You realize they can change the offset in Options, correct?
Veross
177 posts
Joined December 2014
Veross

Pawsu wrote:

[ Sneaky ] wrote:

Just as Sandy Hoey said, your offset is probably not set to 0

Do this :

- Go to your osu!PCNAME.cfg file
- open it with notepad or any other editing program
- go to the Offset line and set it to 0

Screenshots:
[url=http://imgur.com/thpJ9V2]Where to find the .cfg
What you need to do in it
Why the complicated procedure? You realize they can change the offset in Options, correct?
You can change offset in the options? really :o?
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