My music keeps pausing for a a second...why?

Hi wondered if anyone can help. When I try and play music in my itunes library it regularly jumps for a second and pauses for a second and then continues playing for a few minutes until the next jump! Any advice would be hugely appreciated.
Thanks
Rob

Try checking the activity monitor. Its a utility you are provided as a part of OSX. If you have multiple applications running, it could eat up your RAM which will cause itunes to pause for second. See how much processor memory or RAM is being used the next time it happens. It should lead you in the right direction.

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