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<pre wrap="">===== Original Message From slice <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:slice@online.no"><slice@online.no></a> =====
okey, this question has probably been asked before, but I can't figure it
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<pre wrap="">In the beginning I only had these ugly clicking noises when starting ut2003.
So I read the readme file. It said I should make an .openalrc file (or
something like that) and put something in it. I did that. Now I had sound,
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<pre wrap="">it was stuttering and lagging like hell. I read more in the readme and it
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<pre wrap="">I should replace the openal libraries with the CVS ones. I've done that and
still no go. Just the same stuttering. I've also downloaded SDL, SDL_audio
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<pre wrap="">SDL_mixer from CVS without it helping anything at all.
anyone got any ideas ?
I played this game for half an hour or so without sound, and even that was
fun... So I guess that it's even better if I can solve this problem :)
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forgot to mention my system specs.
xp2100 w/256mb ram gf4 ti4200 and abit at7 motherboard w/onboard audio (ac97
codec) latest alsa drivers using module snd-via8233
-- mario
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I saw the same problems with onboard AC97 audio on a gigabyte MB with tribes2
and some other games. My solution...I got a sound card (SMLive5.1!) and haven't
had anymore problems with sound. I dont see any settings in the .ini file
for sound latency...<br>
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--Brian<br>
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