atomix_scouser
I found a solution for Windows Millenium. To correct the problem:
1) Close all background programs (such as virus software)
From the start menu:
2) Select "Settings", "Control Panel", "Sounds & Multimedia", "Audio Tab"
3) In "Sound Playback", click the "Advanced" tab
4) Select "Basic" hardware acceleration (one notch from the left)
5) Select "Apply" and then "Close", (leaving sample quality
6) Repeat steps 3 thru 5 for the "Sound Playback"
N.B. My computer was preset on full hardware acceleration and this created the conflict!!
7) Last, be sure that if you have more than one sound driver (note here that I have downloaded the latest DirectX sound driver also) that you select the Primary sound driver within the sound option in Atomix.
i have been given this solution 4 sum it works 4 sum it dont.
does anyone have a patch or a addon 4 this problem????
or are the programmers gonner give the buyers a free patch???
1) Close all background programs (such as virus software)
From the start menu:
2) Select "Settings", "Control Panel", "Sounds & Multimedia", "Audio Tab"
3) In "Sound Playback", click the "Advanced" tab
4) Select "Basic" hardware acceleration (one notch from the left)
5) Select "Apply" and then "Close", (leaving sample quality
6) Repeat steps 3 thru 5 for the "Sound Playback"
N.B. My computer was preset on full hardware acceleration and this created the conflict!!
7) Last, be sure that if you have more than one sound driver (note here that I have downloaded the latest DirectX sound driver also) that you select the Primary sound driver within the sound option in Atomix.
i have been given this solution 4 sum it works 4 sum it dont.
does anyone have a patch or a addon 4 this problem????
or are the programmers gonner give the buyers a free patch???
Posté Tue 21 May 02 @ 9:20 pm
Phenryll
So, why have you reduce the acceleration if it created a conflict?
Posté Tue 21 May 02 @ 9:51 pm
Phenryll
A french user knew the same problem and reduce hardware acceleration resolved the beats skipping.
Is your sound card a Sound Blaster?
Is your sound card a Sound Blaster?
Posté Tue 21 May 02 @ 10:01 pm