This "bug" got introduced with patch 1.41, and I see now it is still present in 1.5. :hmm:
I have an X-Fi soundcard, and I have my microphone plugged into the front panel. No problem with that, but the input source is "Line-In 2/Mic 2," not the default "Microphone" source, but whenever I load a map, i.e., join a server, BF2 switches the driver's setting back to "Microphone" behind my back. :shakehead:
This wasn't that big of a deal before because all I had to do was alt-tab out, switch the source back to "Line-In 2/Mic 2," and then alt-tab back into the game, but now with the AA and alt-tabbing bug, that's not a viable solution anymore because I prefer not to turn off AA.
So after all this time, has anyone found a solution to this problem (other than disabling anti-aliasing)? I'm running WinXP right now, but it happened under Vista as well if I recall correctly.
Update/Edit: I forgot to mention that simply going to the Audio page in options also resets the input source to "Microphone."
So to reiterate my above question, is there any way to tell BF2 use "Line-In 2/Mic 2" and not "Microphone?" An undocumented line I can add to the Audio.con file? A registry setting? Something?
I have an X-Fi soundcard, and I have my microphone plugged into the front panel. No problem with that, but the input source is "Line-In 2/Mic 2," not the default "Microphone" source, but whenever I load a map, i.e., join a server, BF2 switches the driver's setting back to "Microphone" behind my back. :shakehead:
This wasn't that big of a deal before because all I had to do was alt-tab out, switch the source back to "Line-In 2/Mic 2," and then alt-tab back into the game, but now with the AA and alt-tabbing bug, that's not a viable solution anymore because I prefer not to turn off AA.
So after all this time, has anyone found a solution to this problem (other than disabling anti-aliasing)? I'm running WinXP right now, but it happened under Vista as well if I recall correctly.
Update/Edit: I forgot to mention that simply going to the Audio page in options also resets the input source to "Microphone."
So to reiterate my above question, is there any way to tell BF2 use "Line-In 2/Mic 2" and not "Microphone?" An undocumented line I can add to the Audio.con file? A registry setting? Something?
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