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- Just press ESC until it works.
Go ahead and follow this guide to be safe, but if all else fails, pausing the game a whole bunch solved it for me. Sadly it only works once per song, once the stuttering appears again a quick pause and unpause should do the trick! :)
go to control panel, programs, default programs. click on associate a file type or protocol with a program. set .mp3 and .ogg to windows media player. this fixed the audio issue for me.
I don't use the Ambient music AT ALL. But every time a new song comes on Pipboy radio(for some reason only the songs have the issue) I do these steps:
1) Bring up Pipboy
2) Push ESC
3) Open Sound Options
4) Move Music Level to full
5) Close Menu
6) Push ESC AGAIN
7) Open Sound Options
8) Move Music Level to Empty again
9) Close Menu
SOMETIMES I only need to do Steps 1-5. Other times I need to do the full 1-9. What a strange issue. But so far, one way or another, this is working.
When the next song starts, I must usually repeat.
I just deal with the stutter
If you don't use it, I strongly recommend you do alongside the line below. It makes the game more stable by using more of your system's resources