same here, fresh install. don't know about the upgrade. never tried it.
other SB Live users report very bad sound in some other games. some games
work o.k. ( N4 is the only i tried and is ok ).
borut
I also had some sound problems with SB live , but in Win98.
The engine sound was like stears. . . strange steps up and down.
I think the problem was the settings in windows, modem and other settings
wit sounds.
What device to use etc.
Stefan Zscharnack
>> I also had some sound problems with SB live , but in Win98.
>> The engine sound was like stears. . . strange steps up and down.
>> I think the problem was the settings in windows, modem and other settings
>> wit sounds.
>> What device to use etc.
>> Stefan Zscharnack
> >Thats exactly the effect -- steps up and down! What settings did you
> >change to resolve this?
> >Iain
> >> I also had some sound problems with SB live , but in Win98.
> >> The engine sound was like stears. . . strange steps up and down.
> >> I think the problem was the settings in windows, modem and other
settings
> >> wit sounds.
> >> What device to use etc.
> >> Stefan Zscharnack
> > >Thats exactly the effect -- steps up and down! What settings did you
> > >change to resolve this?
> > >Iain
> > >> I also had some sound problems with SB live , but in Win98.
> > >> The engine sound was like stears. . . strange steps up and down.
> > >> I think the problem was the settings in windows, modem and other
> settings
> > >> wit sounds.
> > >> What device to use etc.
> > >> Stefan Zscharnack
I can't remember what my permanent fix was, but I've got a feeling it
sorted itself out after a reboot while it was set to 0. No driver
change either. Go figure.
HTH
Rafe Mc
On Sat, 15 Sep 2001 06:25:16 +0100, "Iain Mackenzie"
>> I also had some sound problems with SB live , but in Win98.
>> The engine sound was like stears. . . strange steps up and down.
>> I think the problem was the settings in windows, modem and other settings
>> wit sounds.
>> What device to use etc.
>> Stefan Zscharnack
> I can't remember what my permanent fix was, but I've got a feeling it
> sorted itself out after a reboot while it was set to 0. No driver
> change either. Go figure.
> HTH
> Rafe Mc
> On Sat, 15 Sep 2001 06:25:16 +0100, "Iain Mackenzie"
> >Thats exactly the effect -- steps up and down! What settings did you
> >change to resolve this?
> >Iain
> >> I also had some sound problems with SB live , but in Win98.
> >> The engine sound was like stears. . . strange steps up and down.
> >> I think the problem was the settings in windows, modem and other
settings
> >> wit sounds.
> >> What device to use etc.
> >> Stefan Zscharnack
Rafe Mc
On Fri, 21 Sep 2001 18:48:34 +0100, "Iain Mackenzie"
>> I can't remember what my permanent fix was, but I've got a feeling it
>> sorted itself out after a reboot while it was set to 0. No driver
>> change either. Go figure.
>> HTH
>> Rafe Mc
>> On Sat, 15 Sep 2001 06:25:16 +0100, "Iain Mackenzie"
>> >Thats exactly the effect -- steps up and down! What settings did you
>> >change to resolve this?
>> >Iain
>> >> I also had some sound problems with SB live , but in Win98.
>> >> The engine sound was like stears. . . strange steps up and down.
>> >> I think the problem was the settings in windows, modem and other
>settings
>> >> wit sounds.
>> >> What device to use etc.
>> >> Stefan Zscharnack
> Rafe Mc
> On Fri, 21 Sep 2001 18:48:34 +0100, "Iain Mackenzie"
> >Rafe,
> >How did you make that change on XP? I can't see how to do it in Control
> >Panel. Do you mean within GPL itself?
> >Iain
> >> Iain, I had this IDENTICAL problem. When I changed the sblive settings
> >> for simultaneous wave sounds to 0, the problem was fixed. Setting it
> >> back to more than that would bring the problem back. Only in GPL too.
> >> I can't remember what my permanent fix was, but I've got a feeling it
> >> sorted itself out after a reboot while it was set to 0. No driver
> >> change either. Go figure.
> >> HTH
> >> Rafe Mc
> >> On Sat, 15 Sep 2001 06:25:16 +0100, "Iain Mackenzie"
> >> >Thats exactly the effect -- steps up and down! What settings did you
> >> >change to resolve this?
> >> >Iain
> >> >> I also had some sound problems with SB live , but in Win98.
> >> >> The engine sound was like stears. . . strange steps up and down.
> >> >> I think the problem was the settings in windows, modem and other
> >settings
> >> >> wit sounds.
> >> >> What device to use etc.
> >> >> Stefan Zscharnack
Cheers
> > On win98 actually, but it's not within the control panel. From the
> > Creative "AudioHQ", then go to the Device controls, where you can
> > choose no. of simultaneous waves.
> > Rafe Mc
> > On Fri, 21 Sep 2001 18:48:34 +0100, "Iain Mackenzie"
> > >Rafe,
> > >How did you make that change on XP? I can't see how to do it in Control
> > >Panel. Do you mean within GPL itself?
> > >Iain
> > >> Iain, I had this IDENTICAL problem. When I changed the sblive
settings
> > >> for simultaneous wave sounds to 0, the problem was fixed. Setting it
> > >> back to more than that would bring the problem back. Only in GPL too.
> > >> I can't remember what my permanent fix was, but I've got a feeling it
> > >> sorted itself out after a reboot while it was set to 0. No driver
> > >> change either. Go figure.
> > >> HTH
> > >> Rafe Mc
> > >> On Sat, 15 Sep 2001 06:25:16 +0100, "Iain Mackenzie"
> > >> >Thats exactly the effect -- steps up and down! What settings did
you
> > >> >change to resolve this?
> > >> >Iain
> > >> >> I also had some sound problems with SB live , but in Win98.
> > >> >> The engine sound was like stears. . . strange steps up and down.
> > >> >> I think the problem was the settings in windows, modem and other
> > >settings
> > >> >> wit sounds.
> > >> >> What device to use etc.
> > >> >> Stefan Zscharnack
