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micalex
March 16th, 2002, 04:23
I really enjoy playing game on the Pj64, but I've always had problems with the sound crackiling and poping. I looked on a few
forums and found a suggestion to use the plugin Azimer's Audio
v0.21(driver rev 2.1). So I downloaded it. Now the sound is 75% better but still cracks a little. What should I do to improve the sound if I can.
pentium3~900mhz
geforce2 mx 400
soundblaster live! value
256mb ram
CpU MasteR
March 16th, 2002, 06:22
All the time we get this question... Well to answer it...
NO! YOU CANT IMPROVE IT! AND IF YOU DONT LIKE IT, TOO FUCKING BAD! :angry:
Redah
March 16th, 2002, 06:30
Originally posted by CpU MasteR
All the time we get this question... Well to answer it...
NO! YOU CANT IMPROVE IT! AND IF YOU DONT LIKE IT, TOO FUCKING BAD! :angry:
= We're sorry, but there's nothing we or you can do about it. Nothing is perfect, you know. :plain:
Azimer
March 16th, 2002, 06:32
At least he spelled my name right. Kudos!
micalex
March 16th, 2002, 10:07
FOR CPUMASTER , I'M NOT ASKING FOR GOD'S SAKE OR MINE I'M JUST CURIOUS. GODDAMN JERK!!!
Smiff
March 16th, 2002, 11:42
Before you say it's normal, you have to find out how bad the "crackling" is - I hardly get any.. if it's very noticeable, that's not normal. People posting about this really need to give us an MP3 or something.
Trotterwatch
March 16th, 2002, 16:06
What games does it crackle on?
Have you tried changing the buffer sizes, and the various options of the audio plug-in?
I don't tend to get much crackle at all, and my system is identical to yours except mine is an Athlon 900
(P3s are usually considered to be better with PJ64).
micalex
March 16th, 2002, 21:03
It actually happens on every game I have. I've recorded examples of the problems in wav. form. Who do I send them to.
my games are:
Super Mario 64
Zelda:Oot
Zelda:MM
Star Wars:SotE
Rayman 2
007:TWINE
Scooby doo
Mario Kart 64
Mario Tennis
Perfect Dark
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