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F1rs keeps crashing...I am going nuts!

Kasparo

F1rs keeps crashing...I am going nuts!

by Kasparo » Fri, 17 Apr 1998 04:00:00

Well I got F1 last week and I installed it.  When I went to play the game it
kept crashing during the menus saying general protection fault error or
invalid page fault with WAVX2bvr.dll  Then I posted a question here about it
and a guy told me to change  this line in the snd_cpa file in the CPA/DLL
folder to this setting:

[DLL_Sxd]
Default=WAVX2 (which is WAVX2bvr.dll)

to

WAVPW (Which is WAVPWbvr.dll)

I did this and the game worked fine for several days except for lots of
sound stuttering and disk caching.  Then I downloaded the latest patches for
the sound and EXE and the game ran like crap.  The framerate
(slideshow)sucked when it tried to use the WAVD3 which is a DirectX 3d sound
file.  I have a MonsterSound 3d card so I though it would work.  Anyway, I
changed it back to the WAVPW and the game ran fine again but with lots of
sound stuttering and some disk caching. Then all of a sudden the game
crashed with a invalid page error claiming that the WAVPW file cause a stack
dump. Ever since then I cannot play F1 without it consistently crashing
within a few minutes of playing.

I have all the latest drivers for my Monster 3D, MonsterSound 3D, SB AWE32.
Also, I have a P5200 with 64Mb of EDO. SuperMicro P5STE motherboard with 512
cache.

What the hell is going on?????  This game is going back unless I can figure
this out in a few days.  I really loved this sim when it briefly worked.  I
do not want to return it but this shit is driving me crazy.  Someone has to
have an answer.......maybe?  ;)


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