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 akalashnikov4732 |
Battlefield 1942 MICKEY MOUSE? |
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Posts: 120 (12/21/02 17:35:05) |
has anyone else that uses the k7s5a and plays bf1942 (using the onboard sound) notices that the voices sound like chipmunks or mickey mouse? just wondering.....if other peopleare having this prob
/\/\/\/\/thanks/\/\/\/\/\/\/ Don't fight a battle if you don't gain anything by winning. -Erwin Rommel  |
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Oken |
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Posts: 3330 (12/21/02 19:34:19) |
I have heard this also on a LAN event a few weeks ago (quite funny, actually). But the guy wasn't using onboard sound, it was a PCI sound card.
Must be some kind of bug in the game. |
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Oken |
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Posts: 3330 (12/21/02 19:43:12) |
Yep, it's an official issue.
Aureal Vortex PCI Windows XP Aureal Vortex 2 PCI Windows XP Aztech A3D PCI Windows XP Diamond Monster Sound II MX300 PCI Windows XP Turtle Beach Montego A3D Xstream PCI Windows XP Turtle Beach Montego II PCI Windows XP Turtle Beach Montego II Quadzilla PCI Windows XP The seven cards above all experience the following: Vehicle sounds are distorted. This includes tanks, jeeps, AA-guns, etc. Voices play too fast. Yamaha Xwave-192 PCI Sounds cut in and out intermittently during gameplay. Engine noise will turn off and on. Avance AC97 PCI Voices and soundfx will be sped up. This is known as the 'chipmunk effect.' |
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Sandkrieger |
you have to | ||
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Posts: 1 (02/10/03 15:29:57) |
"run"
type in dxdiag goto Sound and set the directx Sound accelation . to "none" now you hear the real spoken sound... cu |
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chippewa |
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Posts: 17 (06/30/03 13:55:57) |
Change the voices in BF1942 to 44, will fix your problem
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Neyvn |
on board sound | ||
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Posts: 57 (08/09/03 10:47:57) |
I am running win Xp on mine and for some reason the on board sound is running far too quiet when using head phones (in all operations not just bf1942) so I had to ditch the on board for a cheap vibra 128 sound card
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JetDude |
Re: on board sound | ||
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Posts: 6 (08/14/03 22:52:12) |
If you use on-board sound best to use speakers WITH an AMP...
Jet 
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Neyvn |
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Posts: 57 (08/16/03 07:14:54) |
Yes thanks YOU are very CORRECT
but having a gaming Study using speakers WITH a good AMP(which is now packed back in original box) next to a BABY's bedroom =sceaming from WIFE  when BABY WAKES UPtherefore my need to use a set of Koss headphones  but way too quiet for my NEEDS!! |
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AlphaArms |
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Posts: 865 (08/16/03 08:23:02) |
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Neyvn |
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Posts: 57 (08/16/03 14:47:55) |
JetDude
I am not upset at your comment m8 I am just frustrated at the lack sound on an otherwise good mobo hence new pci card |
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JetDude |
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Posts: 6 (08/16/03 19:01:40) |
Not a problem
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