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Sound
Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2003 8:03 pm
by jammy-e
Over the past few times that i have played Enigma i have found that my sounds have devloped an strange eco tapping sound after a when there is any other vessles or planes around any idears of how to cure this problem as it seems like i'm playing the game an a large empty building.
Sound
Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2003 8:54 pm
by WW2OL_Newbster
Theres only 1 thing I can think of, I had this happen to me while playing IL2: Sturmovik Forgotten Battles.
Im assuming your running an EAX card, since most pre assembled computers come with them these days.
1) Check your audio settings on your sound card control panel, make sure you arn't set to something like "colosseum" or anything along those lines because that will cause an echo effect to your computer sound.
2) Make sure your not running Teamspeak, Roger Wilco, or any other voice comms.
Hope this helps at least some.
Sound
Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2003 9:30 pm
by jdski
When I get hit by shells or MG fire, not sure which it is cause it happens when both are hitting me, I get very loud explosion sounds that are way off the scale of anything else. It's very distorted sounding and actually painfull since I'm wearing headphones. My sound card must not be processing these sounds properly or something. It's a SB live. Hopefully the Audigy 2 card I plan on getting will correct this.
Sound
Posted: Wed Dec 31, 2003 12:00 am
by WW2OL_Newbster
Jdski make sure your card is configured to WAVE sound rather than EAX etc.
Sound
Posted: Wed Dec 31, 2003 5:35 am
by Old Yellowstain
It's a SB live.
Try disabling EAX first. If that doesn't help, disable your SB Live's hardware acceleration option.
Hopefully the Audigy 2 card I plan on getting will correct this.
That's the way to go.
Sound
Posted: Wed Dec 31, 2003 11:32 am
by Jesper
umm EAX is built into Audigy2 aswell as in SBLive so that wont fix anything.
As Newb says, its the EAX, Go here to find it: Start->Settings->Control Panel->AudioHQ.
Set the enviroment to Normal or disable EAX.
Sound
Posted: Wed Dec 31, 2003 12:25 pm
by Old Yellowstain
umm EAX is built into Audigy2 aswell as in SBLive so that wont fix anything.
As Newb says, its the EAX, Go here to find it: Start->Settings->Control Panel->AudioHQ.
Set the enviroment to Normal or disable EAX.
I meant disabling it in the card's control panel settings.
And, yes, I know both creative cards support EAX, of course.