I have the SBLive installed, and when I play GPL,I seem to get a fair
amount of static comming over the speakers. This tends to increase as
the I rev the cars & as I increase the speed of my vehicle.
Anyone out there that can help me figure this one out??:)
> I have the SBLive installed, and when I play GPL,I seem to get a fair
> amount of static comming over the speakers. This tends to increase as
> the I rev the cars & as I increase the speed of my vehicle.
> Anyone out there that can help me figure this one out??:)
Marc.
> > Hey there,
> > I have the SBLive installed, and when I play GPL,I seem to get a fair
> > amount of static comming over the speakers. This tends to increase as
> > the I rev the cars & as I increase the speed of my vehicle.
> > Anyone out there that can help me figure this one out??:)
Nope... I also have a SB Live installed and no static at all.
I have a TSW Sport connected to the gameport and it works great.
Few days ago I noticed a message about static and SB Live on this
NG. One of the replies was that the SB Live had problems on
certain Super 7 boards.
Browse down a bit to see how it could be solved.
*sigh* Why don't people read a NG first before posting a message
with a problem they have... example: the 1000 posts about GPL and
Glide 2.54/2.53 *sigh*
Regards,
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Sjon "MiXer" Stigter
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"Time is something you don't have, Time is
something you create".
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Pat Dotson
IMPACT Motorsports
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In control panel, select multimedia. In the audio tab, select
playback, advanced properties. Select performance. My hardware
acceleration was at "full". Turned it down 1 click.
No more static.
YMMV
> In control panel, select multimedia. In the audio tab, select
> playback, advanced properties. Select performance. My hardware
> acceleration was at "full". Turned it down 1 click.
What DID work was disabling UDMA. It has made
a significant difference. I've only ran GPL for
a few minutes so far, but it seemed a lot better.
I fired up Isreali Air Force, which also had a
lot of static, and it was perfectly clean too.
UDMA can be disabled in the system BIOS. My
system is a K6-350 with some sort of TX chipset.
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Pat Dotson
IMPACT Motorsports
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> On Mon, 19 Apr 1999 13:30:31 +0200, Loren Naidu
> >I have the SBLive installed, and when I play GPL,I seem to get a fair
> >amount of static comming over the speakers. This tends to increase as
> >the I rev the cars & as I increase the speed of my vehicle.
> >Anyone out there that can help me figure this one out??:)
> The following worked for me w/ Win 98...
> In control panel, select multimedia. In the audio tab, select
> playback, advanced properties. Select performance. My hardware
> acceleration was at "full". Turned it down 1 click.
> No more static.
> YMMV
> >What DID work was disabling UDMA. It has made
> Curious. What *is* UDMA?
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> Thanx Don.
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Don Burnette
Palmetto Racing
Dburn on Ten
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> >To those of you, who were kind enough to reply to my post with
> >solutions,(you know who you are) Thanks alot. I was able to sort out the
> >static problem by doing just what 'MG' suggested . The sound is now
> >perfect!..................
> Thanx Don.
> >now if only the car would stay on that damn track...........:)
> One suggestion. Head over to Alison Hine's website at:
> http://www.nh.ultra.net/~alison/gpl/
> Download her setups for the Coventry.
> From there, it's a matter of seat time. Practice, practice, practice.
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