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  • loonsluv

    #1

    Sound card help

    I recently bought, an Sound blaster live 24 bit card, it said on the box i can use eax enabled, and all that good stuff. Well when i put it on hardware, my voice overs are all choppy, and I cna't hear arty coming till the last minute, and my fps are getting killed.. any help or suggestions?'
    thanks guys..
  • lil_jimmy_norton

    #2
    Re: Sound card help

    It's not a great card, you need to switch to medium or low sound detail and software rendering.

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    • loonsluv

      #3
      Re: Sound card help

      If I were to buy an Audigy 2 from sound Blaster would that allow me to use the hardware?

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      • Gunny Highway

        #4
        Re: Sound card help

        Try looking in the readme.txt, notice what I highlighted with BOLD

        SOUND CARDS

        - It is highly recommended to go to your sound card manufacturer's
        website and download updated drivers for your card. For your
        convenience the most common addresses are listed below:

        CREATIVE: http://www.creative.com/support/


        - We recommend Creative sound cards for use with Battlefield 2.

        - The following sound cards do not support the Hardware Audio
        Renderer option:

        Altec Lansing ADA70 USB Speakers
        AOpen AW-320
        AOpen Phantom 3D AW-724
        ASound Express II
        Aureal Vortex
        Aureal Vortex 2
        Aztech A3D
        Creative Labs SB 16 PCI
        Creative Labs SB Audigy 2 NX
        Creative Labs SB Audigy LS - (5.1)

        Creative Labs SB Extigy
        Creative Labs SB Live 24-bit
        Creative Labs SB Live
        Creative Labs SB Live PLATINUM
        Creative Labs SB Live Value
        Creative Labs SB Live X-GAMER
        Creative Labs SB Live X-GAMER 5.1
        Creative Labs SB MP3+ USB
        Creative Labs SB PCI 128
        Creative Labs SB PCI 512
        Creative Labs SB PCI 64
        Diamond Monster Sound II MX300
        Diamond Monster Sound MX400
        Diamond Sound Impact S90
        Ensoniq Audio PCI PNP
        ESS Canyon 3D
        ESS Canyon 3D-2
        ESS Maestro-2 3D Audio
        Hercules DIGIFIRE 7.1
        Hercules Game Theater XP 7.1
        Hercules Gamesurround Fortissimo III 7.1
        Hercules Gamesurround Muse Pocket USB
        Hi-Live PCI
        Hi-Live PCI SC4000
        IOMagic Storm Surge
        M-Audio Sonica
        M-Audio Sonica Theater 7.1
        M-Audio Transit USB
        Microsoft Digital Sound System 80 USB
        Nvidia nForce Audio
        Nvidia nForce2 Audio
        Philips Acoustic Edge
        Realtek ALC861 audio
        Siig Soundwave Elite 2000
        Siig Soundwave Pro PCI
        SoundMAX 3
        SoundMAX
        SoundMAX Cadenza (Intel 845)
        SoundMAX Cadenza (Intel 850)
        SoundMAX ADI AD1980 CODEC
        Turtle Beach Montego A3D Xstream
        Turtle Beach Montego II
        Turtle Beach Montego II Quadzilla
        Turtle Beach Santa Cruz
        Yamaha Xwave-192
        Yamaha Xwave-512
        Zoltrix Nightingale Value
        So it isn't possible, or supposed to be a viable option for your sound card, so using Software option, like lil_jimmy_norton suggests, would be your only choice.

        If you choose an Audigy, make sure it isn't one of the ones in BOLD above, if you wan't to use Hardware setting. Best would of course be to get X-fi series sound card.

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        • loonsluv

          #5
          Re: Sound card help

          Sorry I didn't realize they had it in there.. Thanks

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          • Gunny Highway

            #6
            Re: Sound card help

            Originally posted by loonsluv
            Sorry I didn't realize they had it in there.. Thanks
            The BF2 readme.txt is actually one of the better readmes in games IMO, compared to other games.

            I updated the post above with the Audigy cards that don't work with Hardware setting. The other versions probably do.

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            • loonsluv

              #7
              Re: Sound card help

              Once again thanks a bunch, I found my readme file. I think i'll just go with an x-fi and save my self some hassle..lol..thanks again man.

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              • lil_jimmy_norton

                #8
                Re: Sound card help

                Don't get the x0fi unless you have decent speakers and/or headphones, it's a waste with crappy speakers.

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