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| RoMeK |
  Posted 15th Aug 2005 12:13pm |
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my sound is all echoy, for everything, every movie/song/game i play is all echoy. wondering if anyone knows of some way to fix this, it just came out of no where. i restarted and re-installed my sound card drivers and nothing has changed. so if u know how to help, please give me some advice, thanks in advance  |
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Garner  |
Posted 15th Aug 2005 1:07pm |  |
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Turn off EAX |
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| tagmaster |
Posted 15th Aug 2005 2:34pm |
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Check if u got any EQ effect on, in the output sound |
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| RoMeK |
Posted 16th Aug 2005 12:12am |
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i can't find EAX, but i'm sure that is the problem, can someone direct me to where that is? |
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sobe  |
Posted 16th Aug 2005 2:06am |
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Depends on your card. I have a Creative Sound Blaster Audigy Gamer. And my EAX control panel can be located on the Surround Mixer and/or the Drop down from the top of Windows  |
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| sushi.h.a. |
Posted 16th Aug 2005 8:23am |
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To find EAX:
Go to your computers *Control Panel*.
There should be a utility there that you can use to change your EAX settings.
Note: It may not say EAX anywhere, (including within the utility itself).
e.g. On the computer I have, the Control Panel the utility is named *Sound Effects Manager*, you go to the *Sound Effects* tab, and change a drop down menu named *Environment*. Note the lack of *EAX* in any of those names.
Any way words to look out for while searching are, EAX, Sound Effects, Environment, and Audio.
If you use win XP, you will likely have a utility named *Sounds and Audio Devises*, this is the generic audio control utility, and it probably wont help you. Skip it to begin with and if you cant find anything that works you can try it.
Other solutions, search for the answer on Google:
Find out what type of Audio Devise you have.
Go to the *Control Panel* and open *Sounds and Audio Devises*, go to the *Audio* tab.
You should see your Audio Devise listed in the Audio Playback section.
Search for your devise along with any of the following words, EAX, Sound Effects, Environment.
Best of luck...
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| RoMeK |
Posted 16th Aug 2005 10:44pm |
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well my sound card is really awesome and decided to not have any sort of player or options intstalled. so i just re-installed them, still didnt work, sooo i installed Red Faction and turned it off in that and just restarted and it worked thansk for all the help, much appreciated |
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| sushi.h.a. |
Posted 17th Aug 2005 4:30am |
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Good to hear! |
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