GP2 - sound configuration

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 -- ======================================================================= Martin Hugh Rogers, London, England [email hidden]

Just use 'setup.exe' in the gp2 dir, there you can change your soundcard settings... cheers Datoner Martin Hugh Rogers <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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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 > -- > ======================================================================= > Martin Hugh Rogers, London, England [email hidden]

But doesn't that force you to reinstall the whole game first, before you get to the sound configuration part ? Thanks, mart In article <38b1107b$0$[email hidden]>, Datoner <[email hidden]> writes

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> >Just use 'setup.exe' in the gp2 dir, >there you can change your soundcard settings... > >cheers >Datoner > > >Martin Hugh Rogers <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:[email hidden]... >> 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 >> -- >> ======================================================================= >> Martin Hugh Rogers, London, England [email hidden] > >

-- ======================================================================= Martin Hugh Rogers, London, England [email hidden]

Martin Hugh Rogers wrote:

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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 > > In article <38b1107b$0$[email hidden]>, Datoner > <[email hidden]> writes > > > >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. -- AG Remove removes from address to remove anti-spam measures. -- Alan Gauton E-Mail [email hidden] Never for me the lowered banner, never the last endeavour! (Damon Hill - 16th June 1999)

Doh! Sorry I confused Install.exe with setup.exe. Thanks! 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... >No - there is an option to configure your installation. The only thing >in there is the sound card setting. >-- >AG >Remove removes from address to remove anti-spam measures.

-- Mart Hugh Rogers

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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 > -- > =======================================================================

Move the whole bit except the sound.cfg file...that in the sound dir!!! -- Greetings :)RuuD? +------------------------------+

>> 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). 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). www.alphaf1.com -- Mart Hugh Rogers

On Tue, 22 Feb 2000 13:35:48 +0000, Mart Hugh Rogers >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? Thanks, Matt -Teehole

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>On Tue, 22 Feb 2000 13:35:48 +0000, Mart Hugh Rogers >>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?

http://www.alphaf1.com works for me as a main page, The 99 track pack is at : http://www.alphaf1.com/gp2/trk-tps.html -- Mart Hugh Rogers

On Thu, 24 Feb 2000 07:13:47 +0000, Mart Hugh Rogers <[email hidden]> wrote: >>>www.alphaf1.com Dang page still won't load. It's a "Netscape-Thing", it does work with an old version of IE. Thanks. >The 99 track pack is at : >http://www.alphaf1.com/gp2/trk-tps.html 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