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Sound problem

Posted: Sun Aug 14, 2005 8:52 pm
by huw
I dont know if this is a hardware problem or a beta bug. I am getting no sounds on bzflag. In the audio settings it says Sound Volume: Unavalible :(

Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2005 12:09 am
by RPG
In the audio settings of BZFlag or of you operating system?

If it's the sound volume in your operating system's sound manager, then its your sound card.

Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2005 2:18 pm
by huw
I thought it was a bzflag hardware issue as I could listen to other sounds.

It turns out it is a weird windows sound bug that im now fixing

Posted: Sat Aug 20, 2005 2:07 am
by nemesis
on a similar note on bz 2.0.2 in FC3 with an m audio audiophile 2496 sound card:

half the time there is 'no available audio device' and half the time I get about 4-10 seconds latency and the sound at half the speed (and crappy quality). If I unmute "multitrack rate locking' in the gnome volume control, i get chipmunk mode. crappy quality, super fast, high pitch.

sound is fine in xmms, mplayer, audacity, etc.

maybe I don't know how to use the card, but anyway, I'd appreciate some help. half of the fun is the sound.

Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2005 8:48 am
by H0ley
I'm having issues with my sound as well. Well as ya'll know already, this game will hog 100% of your CPU unless you throttle down your processor or something. Well when I'm playing BZ I like to play some music with the winamp. Whenever there's an explosion in front of me or someone uses SW (anything really that makes your FPS slower), the sound from my winamp gets jerky, like it skips. I mean my laptop is slower and weaker graphic card but winamp never skips a beat. I dont have the best desktop but I ran winamp fine with my 486DX2, doesnt require that much CPU usage. Any clues...?

Desktop, P4 (2.0ghz, 512, 32video (older geforce2), windows xp (having issues with my graphics card in linux)
Laptop, Centrino (1.5, 512, 32video (eck intel "extreme" card), windows xp / Suse linux 9.3)

Both 100% virus/spyware free, it's gotta be some hardware setting from what I can tell.

Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2005 4:45 pm
by nemesis
Desktop, P4 (2.0ghz, 512, 32video (older geforce2), windows xp (having issues with my graphics card in linux)
Laptop, Centrino (1.5, 512, 32video (eck intel "extreme" card), windows xp / Suse linux 9.3)
on the desktop, get the proprietary nvidia driver. the supplied nv driver rots. pm me for more so we don't go OT.