I am having a problem with NFS SE where the screen pauses occasionally
during a race. I have tried different video drivers and changes to my
CD-ROM settings with no luck. It seems to pause when the CD is being
accessed during the race. Is this normal? I thought everything was
loaded at the begining.
What can I do about this? These pauses basically ruin a really good
game.
I am running a SB16 SCSI, with a Toshiba 4X SCSI CD-ROM drive.
Thanks,
S. Egli
I have the same thing. I wondered if it was because my machine is on a
small LAN though. Maybe not. Actually it does it 3 times within 5 or
6 seconds, waits 2 minutes and repeats.
Anybody know why?
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Hi,
I have the same problem running it on my work notebook (at home, of
course)
when running the win95 exe. It seems to pause about every 2 minutes for
about
2 seconds. The screen pauses, but the program continues to run. I have a
network card in the notebook. It does not do this when running the DOS
version
of NFS SE. I remember someone in this group saying that it might be a
problem with windows 95 checking the network connection.
Jihn
Hello,
I posted the original message on this problem and after much screwing
around it turned out to be related to playing background music while
racing.
I could see the CD get hit everytime the game sort of froze. I turned
off the background music and everything is fine now. Some have
suggested this is just a Win95 quirk and I wouldn't be suprised with all
of the odd things about DirectX.
Anyone else have more info??
S. Egli
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> Hi, > I have the same problem running it on my work notebook (at home, of > course) > when running the win95 exe. It seems to pause about every 2 minutes for > about > 2 seconds. The screen pauses, but the program continues to run. I have a > network card in the notebook. It does not do this when running the DOS > version > of NFS SE. I remember someone in this group saying that it might be a > problem with windows 95 checking the network connection. > JihnHi,
I tried that (set song option to "none") and it doesn't pause anymore.
Now I can play at work!! I won't have to go into DOS mode. The song
option was set to "shuffle", so I assume it was going to the CD to get
the next song. Thanks for your help!!
John


































