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Every once in a while and for no apparent reason I experience sound crashes i.e.; loud distorted noises. I can get rid of the noise by switching from one view to another e.g.; from cab view to outside view and back. Help please.
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that happens to me also. at first i thought it was the wheels slipping but thats not it. what is your sound card and audio divice. im curious to know what couses this too.
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jeepless20:
Thanks for your reply.All I can tell you is that I have a Compaq 5610 PC.Specs say: Aureal A3D Interactive 360 Positional Sound
Dolby Digital Surround Sound (AC-3) JBL 3D
VirtualTheater (VMAx) Spatializer Sound FM SynthesisThat's it!!
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Try running DXDIAG.
from your start menu > run > type in DXDIAG,
allow it to load, then under the sound tab, move the acceleration slider to 'no acceleration', close dxdiag then re try msts.hoping this helps,
regards
Mark
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