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Old 04-16-2003, 07:19 AM   #1
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when I play the game the sound sometimes goes crackly can someone please tell me why it does that?
my computer spercs are as follows:-
a 2ghz processor,a 40GB hard drive, a 48x rewriter, a sound card that plays music perfectly, 312mb of kingston ram, a good processor fan, a geforce 4 64 mb, and a stylish case that helps air get into the case.I am also using windows 98se or windows me.
(I am not trying to bragg about my computer parts but I thought computer specs might help someone/some people try to diagnose the problem)
Also I recently used the the IWD 2 ingame repair tool located in game add/ remove options and I found the game added some new parts like extra charactor portraits.
I hope the information above helps someone/people diagnose the problem.
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Old 04-16-2003, 09:50 AM   #2
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(I am not trying to bragg about my computer parts but I thought computer specs might help someone/some people try to diagnose the problem)
... then you might wanna add what soundcard you're using [img]tongue.gif[/img] ... they affect more than you'd think (Soundblaster Live was what made Morrowind lag at my comp o.O... as your prob actually concerns sound, chances for soundcard-issue are quite big I'd say).
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Anyways... should try upgrading various drivers'n all that stuff.
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Old 04-16-2003, 12:56 PM   #3
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I had this problem in some other games

try going to dxdiag and changing the hardware sound acceleration level to 'none'
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Old 04-16-2003, 04:22 PM   #4
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Both above statements are good. I have a third to offer. This may be the longest shot of them all, but I used to have Win98, then upgraded to 98SE. My games would occasionally crack like you mentioned. When I upgraded to WinXP (Clean install)...I regained perfect sound. I am not sure what happened, so I hesitate to say that the OS had anything to do with it...but it might.
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