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2 posts by 2 people · 11 Feb 2002 00:08 UTC - 13 Feb 2002 01:13 UTC

TS 11 Feb 2002 00:08 UTC#137227
Hi. Any of you know why the sidewinder 4.0 software get the car-sound to be bad? I have to keep the software running to get split axes. If I turn it off I am back to single y-axis, but the sound then is fine. Anyone recognize this? Thomas Sterner.
Interesting... I've always tried to figure out where the raspiness came from (other than the typical SBLive stuff, which isn't an issue for me any more)... -Larry "TS" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:UXD98.4634$[email hidden]... > Hi. > Any of you know why the sidewinder 4.0 software get the car-sound to bebad? > I have to keep the software running to get split axes. If I turn it off Iam > back to > single y-axis, but the sound then is fine. Anyone recognize this? > > Thomas Sterner. > >

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