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There still some missing files. These are in the Rar file - mssdsp.flt - msseax.m3d - mssmp3.asi - msssoft.m3d What about these? Titan Quest Root - mss32.dll Titan Quest\MilesRedist - mssa3d.m3d - mssds3d.m3d - mssdx7.m3d - mssrsx.m3d - mssvoice.asi |
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Just tried this. I think my sound is clearer but not 100% sure. I can't recall if I had much sound stutter before anyway.
I'm using the Realtek sound drivers ver 3.88 for the ALC850 sound hardware on my Asus A8n32-sli mainboard. |
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The files that I've included in the RAR are the ones that made the difference for me. I experimented around a little with a few different file versions etc. and found that these ones worked. Some didn't... and resulted in no sound, worse sound (God forbid) or... well, crashes. |
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URL: http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/...&Software=True Hope this helps Realtek folks! |
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The RealTek audio crashes that are happening for some seem to be happening on a specific realtek chip, not ALL of them. A lot of ppl with Asus mobos have Realtek ALC850, those seem to be the ones that crash.
I have Realtek audio as well but mine is ALC860, not a single prob, ever. Some others would have ALC880 or later, no problems there either. |
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I have had zero crashes on my asus a8n32-sli using ALC850 and the Realtek audio drivers version 3.88.
Perhaps those using the nForce audio drivers are having trouble?? Edit: after updating my audio drivers to version 3.90 I found the stuttering dissapeared. I still copied the .dll files the OP suggested but couldn't really discern any difference. I felt like there was more sound and effects but maybe that's just my wishful thinking .
Last edited by mgrobins; 07-16-2006 at 02:45 AM. |
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Thank you Awen.
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