How can I reconfigure the sound settings without reinstalling GP2?
Thanks in advance,
mart
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Just use 'setup.exe' in the gp2 dir,
there you can change your soundcard settings...
cheers
Datoner
> How can I reconfigure the sound settings without reinstalling GP2?
> Thanks in advance,
> mart
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Thanks,
mart
>Just use 'setup.exe' in the gp2 dir,
>there you can change your soundcard settings...
>cheers
>Datoner
>> OK, I have patched my installation of GP2 with the 99 tracks and the
>> 2000 carset - However I wish to move the whole directory structure to
>> another machine without having to go through all the track patching
>> and so on again. However, the problem is that the sound card is set up
>> with different parameters between the two machines.
>> How can I reconfigure the sound settings without reinstalling GP2?
>> Thanks in advance,
>> mart
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> But doesn't that force you to reinstall the whole game first, before you
> get to the sound configuration part ?
> Thanks,
> mart
> >Just use 'setup.exe' in the gp2 dir,
> >there you can change your soundcard settings...
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Thanks!
mart
>> But doesn't that force you to reinstall the whole game first, before you
>> get to the sound configuration part ?
>> Thanks,
>> mart
>> >Just use 'setup.exe' in the gp2 dir,
>> >there you can change your soundcard settings...
>No - there is an option to configure your installation. The only thing
>in there is the sound card setting.
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> OK, I have patched my installation of GP2 with the 99 tracks and the
> 2000 carset - However I wish to move the whole directory structure to
> another machine without having to go through all the track patching
> and so on again. However, the problem is that the sound card is set up
> with different parameters between the two machines.
> How can I reconfigure the sound settings without reinstalling GP2?
> Thanks in advance,
> mart
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>> OK, I have patched my installation of GP2 with the 99 tracks and the
>> 2000 carset
Thanks,
Matt
-Teehole
>>> OK, I have patched my installation of GP2 with the 99 tracks and the
>>> 2000 carset
> 99 tracks? Wow, where is this add-on? (walking into the topic a bit
>late).
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Mart Hugh Rogers
Hmm, that page is blank, maybe it's just down for the day. I did find
some tracks at:
http://www.alphaf1.com/gp2/trk-tps.html
Is there a alphaf1 url that has a complete track-pack (of 99
tracks?), or maybe a alpha1 main-page?
Thanks, Matt
-Teehole
>>www.alphaf1.com
> Hello,
> Hmm, that page is blank, maybe it's just down for the day. I did find
>some tracks at:
>http://www.alphaf1.com/gp2/trk-tps.html
> Is there a alphaf1 url that has a complete track-pack (of 99
>tracks?), or maybe a alpha1 main-page?
The 99 track pack is at :
http://www.alphaf1.com/gp2/trk-tps.html
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Mart Hugh Rogers
Yeah, the 99 track pack is there. Earlier you mentioned the 2000
carset, and the 99 track pack. Sounds logical.
Hehehehe, ummmmm, I just kinda figured it was the 2k carset, and
-99- fun, new, fictitious, and separate, complete tracks. Now I
understand, although I still wish there was a track-pack with 99
tracks..<g>.
Matt
-Teehole
