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Ohran,

This may sound like a stupid question but are you launching under
Windows? If so, how is your mixer set? I know it sounds dumb but I have
lost my sound a number of times only because MicroSoft, in their
infinite wisdom, likes diddling with my mixer settings at times.

Dan

Dan,

yeah i do run it in windows, what do ya mean how is my mixer setup?
hehe i think that did sound dum but in away it makes sence (dam windows)
i don't know what the live card will come under in the setup window,
i tryed the soundblaster 16 but it keeps on crashing when it trys and access
the sound driver :\ and the same with the midi.

Ohran


Dan Mullin <dan...@rmii.com> wrote in message
news:374557DA.B034BD3E@rmii.com...
> Ohran,
>
> This may sound like a stupid question but are you launching under
> Windows? If so, how is your mixer set? I know it sounds dumb but I have
> lost my sound a number of times only because MicroSoft, in their
> infinite wisdom, likes diddling with my mixer settings at times.
>
> Dan
>
>

Luke Tuffery wrote in message <92733046...@newsch.es.co.nz>...
>Dan,
>
>yeah i do run it in windows, what do ya mean how is my mixer setup?
>hehe i think that did sound dum but in away it makes sence (dam windows)
>i don't know what the live card will come under in the setup window,
>i tryed the soundblaster 16 but it keeps on crashing when it trys and
access
>the sound driver :\ and the same with the midi.
>
>Ohran
>


I'm wondering if it is something to do with the IRQ settings. I presume when
you run the TT set-up program you are setting the IRQ and DMA values to
those shown in the Device Manager. The problem with PCI cards is the IRQ
steering, so the interrupt line may change. There is usually a way in the
BIOS set up to allocate an IRQ to a specific slot, and it might be worth
seeing if you can find a way to force your sound card to use IRQ 5 (say) and
no other all the time.

I might be barking up completely the wrong tree here, but I hope this helps.

Ant

if you have a sound blaster live look in you control panel  and system
properties

 In ther you should see

Creative Miscellanous Devices.

under that you should see

Creative SB Live! SB16 Emulation    <------

Look at the system resources that its useing and set up trasport tycoon with the
same irq and dma.  that should help you out.



Laters





Anthony Houghton wrote:

> Luke Tuffery wrote in message <92733046...@newsch.es.co.nz>...
> >Dan,
> >
> >yeah i do run it in windows, what do ya mean how is my mixer setup?
> >hehe i think that did sound dum but in away it makes sence (dam windows)
> >i don't know what the live card will come under in the setup window,
> >i tryed the soundblaster 16 but it keeps on crashing when it trys and
> access
> >the sound driver :\ and the same with the midi.
> >
> >Ohran
> >
>
> I'm wondering if it is something to do with the IRQ settings. I presume when
> you run the TT set-up program you are setting the IRQ and DMA values to
> those shown in the Device Manager. The problem with PCI cards is the IRQ
> steering, so the interrupt line may change. There is usually a way in the
> BIOS set up to allocate an IRQ to a specific slot, and it might be worth
> seeing if you can find a way to force your sound card to use IRQ 5 (say) and
> no other all the time.
>
> I might be barking up completely the wrong tree here, but I hope this helps.
>
> Ant