JBoDEAN
Hi have win2k, and just put on 1.2 beta of MS Game Voice. I am using newest version of Roger Wilco. When I play Aces High online, my buddies that I am chatting with say that I break up from time to time, and that it is hard to hear me. I am running Direct X 8.0a and wondering how I can solve this problem, and if anyone else has had this problem. When I am not in the game, it sounds fine (my processor specs are on the bottom)
Any ideas?
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[Here is my system]
Intel Celeron 566 @ 901
Abit BE6 Rv1
3d Prophet 2 Mx (6.34 drivers)
Soundblaster Live! Value w/ cambridge 4 point speakers
Pioneer 6x dvd / 12 x cdrom SCSI Drive
3com 905b-cmb network card
Panasonic 4x scsi burner
IBM Deskstar 13.5g 7200rpm DMA/66
Western Digital 14g 5400rpm DMA/66
256m PC-100 CS2 ram
BoDEAN
gizbug@sammyhagar.net
http://www.sammyhagar.net
Any ideas?
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[Here is my system]
Intel Celeron 566 @ 901
Abit BE6 Rv1
3d Prophet 2 Mx (6.34 drivers)
Soundblaster Live! Value w/ cambridge 4 point speakers
Pioneer 6x dvd / 12 x cdrom SCSI Drive
3com 905b-cmb network card
Panasonic 4x scsi burner
IBM Deskstar 13.5g 7200rpm DMA/66
Western Digital 14g 5400rpm DMA/66
256m PC-100 CS2 ram
BoDEAN
gizbug@sammyhagar.net
http://www.sammyhagar.net
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Down8
Could it be that your processor/bandwidth are eating the space needed for GameVoice to run?
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cuke
Hi, you've not said what kind of modem you are using, some, that use CPU clock cycles and those are called 'software modems',will cause that to happen with your sound.
Chris
Chris
ThC 129
also make sure you are not using direct sound recording. I had a similar problem until i used wav recording not direct sound recording and it was fine after i switched.
