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Rally Championship Sound?

9 posts by 8 people · 06 Jul 1997 - 17 Jul 1997

Jody Huggin 06 Jul 1997#372694
Anybody have any luck getting the Music to play on Rally Champ.? Also I hear a popping noise, is this normal? The sound does not seem that great in this game, but its a good arcade player. ---- I have a Toshiba 7160, P166, 24meg, Intergraph 3D, Yamaha SB-Pro compatible sound card. ---- Thanks, -Jody- http://www.geocities.com/~jodys_pit_stop/
Chris Moor 07 Jul 1997#372763
--------------047A65F79541FB2B8C0704FC Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > Also I hear a popping noise, is this normal? Yes, I've been told that it's the sound of the turbo doing it's thing. Chris --------------047A65F79541FB2B8C0704FC Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit <HTML> <BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE> <P>Also I hear a popping noise, is this normal? <BR><A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/~jodys_pit_stop/"></A>&nbsp;</BLOCKQUOTE> Yes, I've been told that it's the sound of the turbo doing it's thing. <P>Chris <BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;</HTML> --------------047A65F79541FB2B8C0704FC--
You can eliminate the popping sound by editing file: \RALLYC\FILES\SNDS\FXPOP.RAW and replacing it's contents with any short character string. Even the letters "any short character string" will do; the file just can't be completely empty. Patrick. -- ================================================= ===--- Patrick O'Neal (PatrickO on Hawaii) ---=== ===------- Shamrock Racing Enterprises -------=== =-- (Remove $#NOSPAM#$ from my reply address) --= ================================================= > Also I hear a popping noise, is this normal? > Yes, I've been told that it's the sound of the turbo doing it's thing. > Chris
Justin Rya 08 Jul 1997#372861
I think it is supposed to be some kind of engine noise. The popping sounds like engine is burning unspent fuel
Neil Jows 08 Jul 1997#372862
Quoted text (10 lines)>--------------047A65F79541FB2B8C0704FC >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit >> Also I hear a popping noise, is this normal? >Yes, I've been told that it's the sound of the turbo doing it's thing.
Check out my FAQ on how to get rid of it http://www.liv.ac.uk/~neilj/home.html Neil ******************************************************************* * Neil Jowsey Computing Services (Brownlow Hill) * * http://www.liv.ac.uk./~neilj/home.html PO Box 147, Liverpool * * Voice +44 151-794-4582 L69 3BX * * Fax +44 151-794-4442 UK * ******************************************************************* USES Disclaimer; { The views expressed here are not necessarily those of the } { University or me come to that. Alright! }
Matt 10 Jul 1997#373008
If you want to get rid of the sound, turn the file c:\rally\files\snds\fxpop.raw into a silent file. This can be done with Goldwave (shareware, available on the net) or some other sound editor that handles RAW files. > I think it is supposed to be some kind of engine noise. The popping sounds
Quoted text (16 lines)> like engine is burning unspent fuel > > Anybody have any luck getting the Music to play on Rally Champ.? > > Also I hear a popping noise, is this normal? > > The sound does not seem that great in this game, but its a good arcade > > player. > > ---- > > I have a Toshiba 7160, P166, 24meg, Intergraph 3D, Yamaha SB-Pro > > compatible sound card. > > ---- > > Thanks, > > -Jody- > > http://www.geocities.com/~jodys_pit_stop/
Neil Yeatma 10 Jul 1997#373009
> If you want to get rid of the sound, turn the file > c:\rally\files\snds\fxpop.raw into a silent > file. This can be done with Goldwave (shareware, available on the > net) or some other sound editor that handles RAW files. Or you can just bring up the file in WordPad or another text editor and delete everything but the first line...that works, too... -- Neil Yeatman Ajax, Ontario, CANADA My REAL email address is: ICQ# 1315725
Stanley Cha 11 Jul 1997#373072
Actually, I opened the file in notepad, deleted everything inside and saved the file. Works fine for the less technically inclined. Stanley > If you want to get rid of the sound, turn the file > c:\rally\files\snds\fxpop.raw into a silent > file. This can be done with Goldwave (shareware, available on the net) or > some > other sound editor that handles RAW files.
Matt 17 Jul 1997#373464
If you are not hearing sound or the sound is very low you may (I have an old sbpro 2) have to turn the cd volume up via command line like: sbp-set /cd:9 The utility is sbpset.exe and can be found on either creative labs web site or their bbs. You might also want to check to make sure you have a sound cable connecting your sound card to your cd-rom drive. cheers, matt

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