Changing the latency in Unreal's Advanced Options didn't work, but I found out that running "dxdiag" from the Start menu and turning down sound-acceleration a few notches solved everything nicely.
Just thought you might like to know.
For direct access use https://forums.oldunreal.com
It's been quite a while since oldunreal had an overhaul, but we are moving to another server which require some updates and changes. The biggest change is the migration of our old reliable YaBB forum to phpBB. This system expects you to login with your username and old password known from YaBB.
If you experience any problems there is also the usual "password forgotten" function. Don't forget to clear your browser cache!
If you have any further concerns feel free to contact me: Smirftsch@oldunreal.com
It's been quite a while since oldunreal had an overhaul, but we are moving to another server which require some updates and changes. The biggest change is the migration of our old reliable YaBB forum to phpBB. This system expects you to login with your username and old password known from YaBB.
If you experience any problems there is also the usual "password forgotten" function. Don't forget to clear your browser cache!
If you have any further concerns feel free to contact me: Smirftsch@oldunreal.com
Another solution for crackling sound in WinXP
-
Jules_Verne
- Posts: 3
- Joined: Sun Jun 15, 2003 2:10 pm
Another solution for crackling sound in WinXP
Like some others I experienced crackling sound in WinXP on my Soundblaster Live.
Changing the latency in Unreal's Advanced Options didn't work, but I found out that running "dxdiag" from the Start menu and turning down sound-acceleration a few notches solved everything nicely.
Just thought you might like to know.
Changing the latency in Unreal's Advanced Options didn't work, but I found out that running "dxdiag" from the Start menu and turning down sound-acceleration a few notches solved everything nicely.
Just thought you might like to know.