Hello,
I always liked to play nascar2. But now that i've got a new computer (a
k6 350mhz with 64 mb sdram) the sound is much to quick. When i drive the
car it sounds like a screaming formule one car, and the spotter voice is
higher than mickey mouse voice. Can somebody tell me how to fix this.
thanks,
I'm running Nascar2 on a PII/300 with 160MB memory, and the sound is
completely normal.
Is the voice normal when you run the sound setup program?
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>Hello, >I always liked to play nascar2. But now that i've got a new computer (a >k6 350mhz with 64 mb sdram) the sound is much to quick. When i drive the >car it sounds like a screaming formule one car, and the spotter voice is >higher than mickey mouse voice. Can somebody tell me how to fix this. >thanks,yes it is. I forget to mention that its running under win98. Maybe that that
has something to do with it?
Thanks Peter
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> I'm running Nascar2 on a PII/300 with 160MB memory, and the sound is > completely normal. > Is the voice normal when you run the sound setup program? > >Hello, > >I always liked to play nascar2. But now that i've got a new computer (a > >k6 350mhz with 64 mb sdram) the sound is much to quick. When i drive the > >car it sounds like a screaming formule one car, and the spotter voice is > >higher than mickey mouse voice. Can somebody tell me how to fix this. > >thanks,>yes it is. I forget to mention that its running under win98. Maybe that that
>has something to do with it?
Nope. N99 runs fine in W98. Are you overclocking anything? What
soundcard do you have? Are you running the DOS or W98 version
of the game?
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% Hello,
% I always liked to play nascar2. But now that i've got a new computer (a
% k6 350mhz with 64 mb sdram) the sound is much to quick. When i drive the
% car it sounds like a screaming formule one car, and the spotter voice is
% higher than mickey mouse voice. Can somebody tell me how to fix this.
This sounds like a DMA issue. You might want to check with your vendor
and see if there is a BIOS update for your motherboard. Also check your
DOS settings for your soundcard and see if there is a DMA conflict or
try using a different DMA for your soundcard.
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i want to thank you all for your help. In the end i worked (thanks to
you) it out.
Peter
