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Offline EHM-1001 Robert

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Sound bug
« on: October 12, 2004, 10:32:20 am »
I have FS2002, and changed motherboard and CPU in the machine. I had to reinstall the complete Windows, and many applications. Fortunately many of them did not need to reinstall, like FS.

But since then, I hear strange sounds sometimes. For example I fly a big jet, and for 1-2 seconds, or sometimes for 0,1-0,5 seconds I hear a turboprop engine noise in the left or right speaker. :% And many times from the tower view the engine noise is incredible loud. These things happen sometimes more, sometimes less frequently.

Anybody have similar bug? Should I reinstall the game and reinstall that tons of add-ons again? I would not like to...

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« Reply #1 on: October 12, 2004, 10:58:33 am »
Robert,

Does your new mobo have onboard audio? There could be an IRQ conflict causing these unusual sounds. If there is onboard audio present and you also have a PCI soundcard peripheral, you may need to disable the onboard audio device in the CMOS.

I have the ASUS A7N8X Deluxe Mobo with Soundstorm onboard audio. I had similar problems until I updated the drivers and pulled my SB Audigy card out. Hope this helps.
 

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« Reply #2 on: October 12, 2004, 12:13:22 pm »
Well, now I have an Abit NF7S board, and had before an Abit KD7, and do not have a PCI soundboard. Both have onboard audio, but the older had Realtek, while the new one have NVidia audio chipset.

I think you pointed the problem, probably FS does not use the same way the 2 brands/evolutions of audio chips.

Maybe I will try to make a new "ghost" installation of FS2002 and copy over the new things, like traffic.bgl, sound, aircraft and scenery directories...once I did it, and it worked well.

AMD X4-955 3.2GHz / Gigabyte 770T / 4 GB DDR / Gigabyte GTS450 1GB DDR
Samsung 226BW@1680x1050 / WinXP.3 / FS9.1 / FSX.1 / Saitek Cyborg 3DGold

 

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