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Sound Problems in N2003

3 posts by 2 people · 09 Jul 2003 19:43 UTC - 11 Jul 2003 19:18 UTC

Timmy Ferrell 09 Jul 2003 19:43 UTC#62675
Hi All, I just re-installed N2003 on my old P3 for my nephew... I re-formatted the drive and re-installed Win 98 SE... The engine sounds in N2003 come out as a tinny, shrill sound...almost like a turbo prop. I installed the engine sound patch from Black Hole motorsports hoping that it would fix the problem but it didn't. I tried to download an updated driver for the sound card but it didn't help either. Anyone have any ideas? The system is- P3 -733 384 MB ram Win 98 SE ALS 4000 32 bit PCI sound card- it's only about a $10 or 20 sound card from Compusa but N2003 is the only program (so far) that I've encountered any problems with. Thanks for your help- Timmy
Well, some ideas: - Use the latest DirectX - Make sure you are using high sound quality in the game, not low - Make sure your speakers are still working for other games, and not damaged. - Try reducing the number of sounds to 8(or whatever the minimum is) Good Luck, SkykingUSA "Timmy Ferrell" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<Sf_Oa.15917$[email hidden]>...
Quoted text (17 lines)> Hi All, > I just re-installed N2003 on my old P3 for my nephew... > I re-formatted the drive and re-installed Win 98 SE... > The engine sounds in N2003 come out as a tinny, shrill sound...almost like a > turbo prop. I installed the engine sound patch from Black Hole motorsports > hoping that it would fix the problem but it didn't. I tried to download an > updated driver for the sound card but it didn't help either. Anyone have any > ideas? > The system is- > P3 -733 > 384 MB ram > Win 98 SE > ALS 4000 32 bit PCI sound card- it's only about a $10 or 20 sound card from > Compusa but N2003 is the only program (so far) that I've encountered any > problems with. > Thanks for your help- > Timmy
"SkykingUSA" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Well, some ideas: > > - Use the latest DirectX > - Make sure you are using high sound quality in the game, not low > - Make sure your speakers are still working for other games, and notdamaged. > - Try reducing the number of sounds to 8(or whatever the minimum is) > > Good Luck, > SkykingUSAI'm almost certain it's the latest DirectX and I have the minimum sounds set to the lowest...still no luck.. Anything else might I try? Timmy > > Hi All, > > I just re-installed N2003 on my old P3 for my nephew... > > I re-formatted the drive and re-installed Win 98 SE... > > The engine sounds in N2003 come out as a tinny, shrill sound...almostlike a > > turbo prop. I installed the engine sound patch from Black Holemotorsports > > hoping that it would fix the problem but it didn't. I tried to downloadan > > updated driver for the sound card but it didn't help either. Anyone haveany > > ideas? > > The system is- > > P3 -733 > > 384 MB ram > > Win 98 SE > > ALS 4000 32 bit PCI sound card- it's only about a $10 or 20 sound cardfrom > > Compusa but N2003 is the only program (so far) that I've encountered any > > problems with. > > Thanks for your help- > > Timmy

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