Sound issue

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nanb

Recently, usually after playing a game, I notice that the sound has an
echo to it. I'd appreciate any feedback as to how this could happen.
Thanks
 
"nanb" <nanb@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Recently, usually after playing a game, I notice that the sound has an
> echo to it. I'd appreciate any feedback as to how this could happen.

WinXP does not create any echo, however, third-party software coming along
with your audio driver may generate that sound effect. Depending on that
software and depending on the audio hardware, these settings may or may
not be accessed via the Control Panel, eg. "CMI Audio Config" (C-Media)
or "Sound Effect Manager" > Effects/Environment (or similar). Since
this problem has been often reported, such software tends to lose its
settings apparently. As a workaround, change the game's audio settings
from "EAX", "EAX2", "Miles", "Dolby-Surround", "Software Emulation" or
similar to "DirectX primary device", "DirectSound" or "Hardware".

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thank you

On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 13:30:38 GMT, "Detlev Dreyer"
<detdreyer@flashmail.com> wrote:

>"nanb" <nanb@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Recently, usually after playing a game, I notice that the sound has an
>> echo to it. I'd appreciate any feedback as to how this could happen.
>
>WinXP does not create any echo, however, third-party software coming along
>with your audio driver may generate that sound effect. Depending on that
>software and depending on the audio hardware, these settings may or may
>not be accessed via the Control Panel, eg. "CMI Audio Config" (C-Media)
>or "Sound Effect Manager" > Effects/Environment (or similar). Since
>this problem has been often reported, such software tends to lose its
>settings apparently. As a workaround, change the game's audio settings
>from "EAX", "EAX2", "Miles", "Dolby-Surround", "Software Emulation" or
>similar to "DirectX primary device", "DirectSound" or "Hardware".
 
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