Fidelia issues - Help

Hey all,

I've been playing around with several audio players for my new Macbook Air 11.6inch (base version) and have been most satisfied with the Fidelia player thus far. Superb sounding player which definitely sounds better than Foobar on Windows XP. However, there have been couple issues with the playback of music files thus far and I was wondering if anyone would know the reason for these problems and if there are any solutions for it.

1) This is the biggest one: I find that once in a while my music would stutter slightly in playback, typically near beginning of the song, sometimes in the middle. I'm not sure if has anything to do with it, but it seems to happen most when I'm browsing on some flash-intensive websites on Firefox. Would this have any effect on playback, or is it a known issue with Fidelia? Is it possibly because the specs of my macbook isn't powerful enough? (1.4ghz cpu, 2gb ram). I'm not multitasking heavily, just browsing on Firefox while playing Fidelia... and there seems to be enough ram left in activity monitor... or is it possibly due to badly integrated flash on Macs or a Firefox issue? Or possibly an issue with my m2tech hiface?

2) There doesn't seem to be any way in which I can retag the songs within the Fidelia Player... must this be done in another player like ITunes?

Thanks in advance.

Whoops, sorry... meant to put this on Computer Audio section... but if anyone can answer this that would be great!

The flash on my Air is already updated to the latest version it seems, upon doing a plugin check.

Would using hog mode make any difference here? Unfortunately Fidelia does not supply Hog mode unless you buy their advanced version which is quite a bit more expensive than their base. I'd still buy it if I have to, but only if makes a difference in managing this current issue. What are some of the other advantages of the hog mode? I recall hearing that it pretty much lets it control the audio playback on your computer...

But it should be pretty certain that this isn't a hardware related issue, right? I'd reckon the current specs, although at base level, would still be enough to play back music flawlessly and do some light multitasking on the side (web browsing)...