Huckeye on 28/9/2008 at 18:03
This is a new issue to me. Many sounds will play, like footsteps and doors opening. I think most ambients play. But no guard chatter and my own injuries like falling, death, or getting hit. All sounds that play, play every time, and all sounds that don't play, never play (i.e its not intermittent). I have a sound blaster x-fi and i've tried 2 different driver versions, reinstalling the game, and have tinkered with both in game and windows audio settings.
I'd love to hear some thoughts on what might fix this.
Thanks.
bikerdude on 29/9/2008 at 09:51
Quote Posted by Huckeye
This is a new issue to me. Many sounds will play, like footsteps and doors opening. I think most ambients play. But no guard chatter and my own injuries like falling, death, or getting hit. All sounds that play, play every time, and all sounds that don't play, never play (i.e its not intermittent). I have a sound blaster x-fi and i've tried 2 different driver versions, reinstalling the game, and have tinkered with both in game and windows audio settings.
I'd love to hear some thoughts on what might fix this.
Thanks.
Are you running vista..? is yes then you need to install Creative Alchemey (it enables EAX in vista)
biker
Huckeye on 29/9/2008 at 23:37
Thanks, but I'm running winXP sp2.
Huckeye on 1/10/2008 at 00:06
It did. I ignored it when searching, since I'm not using onboard audio, but the thread later explains why it can affect Creative Cards. Thanks for pointing it out. I died a lot of times not knowing that I was getting attacked... This should help!
bikerdude on 2/10/2008 at 22:58
sorted
:-)
Huckeye on 4/10/2008 at 01:17
I spoke too soon. Windows file protection rewrote the file after a reboot. Now, that solution never works. Every time I launch the game it overwrites the A3D file and I get the same sound issues. I even tried using Windows Updates drivers and that didn't work.
Any other thoughts or work-a-rounds would be greatly appreciated.
The Brain on 4/10/2008 at 12:59
Just put that A3D file into your Thief 1 folder. There is no need to start messing with your windows system folders.
Huckeye on 5/10/2008 at 16:28
Quote Posted by The Brain
Just put that A3D file into your Thief 1 folder. There is no need to start messing with your windows system folders.
Thanks for the tip, but that doesn't work.