Kilaban
03-03-2004, 05:54 PM
These cards are known for not working properly with ACDM. Just ask Ibn :)
Upon logging into ACDM the sounds are good, but after about 1-3 minutes they gradually stop playing until there's nothing at all. There's no distortion or crackling, just the number of sounds decreases until there's only silence.
One workaround I've found when talking to other players is to use the DirectX diagnostic tool and disable hardware acceleration. I don't know much about the nuts and bolts of sound issues, but wouldn't software emulation cause the CPU to handle alot of the work of the sound processor?
In short, I'd rather not change settings that affect most of my games.
I realize this may be a manufacturer/DirectX issue- Turtle Beach hasn't updated their drivers in a long while. It's a minor issue *IF* you know about the workaround- I bet there are other players with this card that have no idea what the problem is and just turn on Winamp.
Thanks for any attention you can give this.
Kilaban
Upon logging into ACDM the sounds are good, but after about 1-3 minutes they gradually stop playing until there's nothing at all. There's no distortion or crackling, just the number of sounds decreases until there's only silence.
One workaround I've found when talking to other players is to use the DirectX diagnostic tool and disable hardware acceleration. I don't know much about the nuts and bolts of sound issues, but wouldn't software emulation cause the CPU to handle alot of the work of the sound processor?
In short, I'd rather not change settings that affect most of my games.
I realize this may be a manufacturer/DirectX issue- Turtle Beach hasn't updated their drivers in a long while. It's a minor issue *IF* you know about the workaround- I bet there are other players with this card that have no idea what the problem is and just turn on Winamp.
Thanks for any attention you can give this.
Kilaban