~s:a:n:i:t:y~ on 31/10/2006 at 15:37
I can't hear both of you over my AMD processor :cheeky:
Rogue Keeper on 31/10/2006 at 15:39
I can't hear you two at all. My room is in flames cuz of overheated 6600GT! :eek:
Matthew on 31/10/2006 at 15:47
Quote Posted by ~s:a:n:i:t:y~
I can't hear both of you over my AMD processor :cheeky:
Really? My Athlon 64 X2 is very quiet. :p
Rogue Keeper on 31/10/2006 at 15:50
As my rig has totally seven fans, specifically :
- Two fans in power supply unit.
- One fan at the back of the case
- One fan at the side of the case (rarely turning it on)
- CPU fan
- GPU fan
- Chipset minifan
... I'm surprised it's as quiet as it is.
PeeperStorm on 1/11/2006 at 03:14
Back to the original problem:
- Check the directories (inside the Data directory) that contain the music files that the game uses. If anything looks out of place, remove it.
- Check to see if any of the music files have become corrupted. Use an mp3 player to play them one at a time. If any of them refuses to play or causes some other strangeness, then it's probably a corrupted file.
~s:a:n:i:t:y~ on 1/11/2006 at 07:28
I did it, check everything. All seems to be in order. Files play without problems in wm player and winamp.
PeeperStorm on 2/11/2006 at 02:45
Can't think of anything else other than fiddling with the game's audio settings.
