i appears that all of the sound on the locomotives in my trainset have lost the sound that they have on the outside of there cabview but not on the inside can anyone help me or am i a lost cause
cheers
Mat
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This is a reasonably common problem with Creative 5.1 sound cards. Do you get outside sounds of you use view 2 and then Cntrl right arrow to the tender or wagon just behind the loco? I had the same problem (no sound when outside pointing at the loco but sound when pointing one back) and fixed it by setting my sound card back to the factory defaults. I think it has something to do with the effects settings.
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Hi, Latimers:latimers wrote:This is a reasonably common problem with Creative 5.1 sound cards. Do you get outside sounds of you use view 2 and then Cntrl right arrow to the tender or wagon just behind the loco? I had the same problem (no sound when outside pointing at the loco but sound when pointing one back) and fixed it by setting my sound card back to the factory defaults. I think it has something to do with the effects settings.
I am having the exact problems you mentioned, using my new Dell computer with a Creative 5.1 sound card...engine sounds disappear outside using key 4 view, and key 2 only when pointing at the engine itself.
I see your remedy. Do you mean using the 'Restore Defaults' button in the "Options-Sound" screen from the MSTS opening image? Doing this makes no difference. Or is there a direct approach to the card itself for setting back to factory defaults? Any help much appreciated.
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YES! All sounds are restored!
The sound card icon link didn't solve the problem, but as per anakha's suggestion I reduced the sound card acceleration from 'high' to 'basic' (using the slider in the Sound tab of DXDIAG) and the sound returned in all the MSTS views.
For the benefit of fellow learners following this path, DXDIAG is an application found in WINDOWS/SYSTEM32 and should be handy for diagnosing other problems as well.
Thank you to latimers and anakha for your assistance.
CLIFFB
The sound card icon link didn't solve the problem, but as per anakha's suggestion I reduced the sound card acceleration from 'high' to 'basic' (using the slider in the Sound tab of DXDIAG) and the sound returned in all the MSTS views.
For the benefit of fellow learners following this path, DXDIAG is an application found in WINDOWS/SYSTEM32 and should be handy for diagnosing other problems as well.
Thank you to latimers and anakha for your assistance.
CLIFFB
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