ok, occasionally (everyday), my 2496 has troubles when trying to playback wavs out of wavelab or cdwave. It makes these weird dungeon type sounds. I go to the website download some drivers and delete the old ones and restart and then install the new drivers and it works for half a day, then repeat process, help?
Sounds kind of like an IRQ conflict or a driver conflict. Have you tried switching it to a different PCI slot?
Have you recently upgraded to Service Pack 2?
Quote from: twoodruff on November 02, 2004, 09:08:27 AM
ok, occasionally (everyday), my 2496 has troubles when trying to playback wavs out of wavelab or cdwave. It makes these weird dungeon type sounds. I go to the website download some drivers and delete the old ones and restart and then install the new drivers and it works for half a day, then repeat process, help?
tw;
make sure you switch back to Internal Xtal in your Hardware Settings after s/pdif transfers. if you don't, you'll hear that deeeep roar during playback.
marc
Quote from: leegeddy on November 03, 2004, 11:17:23 PM
Quote from: twoodruff on November 02, 2004, 09:08:27 AM
ok, occasionally (everyday), my 2496 has troubles when trying to playback wavs out of wavelab or cdwave. It makes these weird dungeon type sounds. I go to the website download some drivers and delete the old ones and restart and then install the new drivers and it works for half a day, then repeat process, help?
tw;
make sure you switch back to Internal Xtal in your Hardware Settings after s/pdif transfers. if you don't, you'll hear that deeeep roar during playback.
marc
mine won't play for more than a second at a time if I don't switch it back to internal.
Quote from: Shitters Full on November 03, 2004, 11:08:40 PM
Sounds kind of like an IRQ conflict or a driver conflict. Have you tried switching it to a different PCI slot?
Have you recently upgraded to Service Pack 2?
problem fixed, I did move it to another PCI slot and it is on its on IRQ now
Awesome. Good work. Glad to be of assistance.