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Sound problem with Baldur's Gate II

Discussion in 'Playground' started by Maccabree, Jul 12, 2003.

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    This forum's for technical problems, right? Hope so! Anyway, I've got this problem with a couple of video games, Baldur's Gate II among them, which is a travesty to me, cause I can't play it like it is right now. Okay, so, I have the volume slider a little bit under halfway, yet the sound effects like footsteps and attack sounds are extremely, annoyingly loud, to the point that I got fed up with them and haven't played the game in a while. The same goes for Splinter Cell. The sounds are very important to the stealth-aspect of the game-play, but some background sounds that should be in the *background* are drowning everything else out!

    And, I know it's not the speakers, because it does the same thing on two different sets. It's either the sound card, or maybe the drivers need updating? I don't know. And no FAQ on the Net addresses such a problem or how to handle it, so maybe you guys know, since you're the place--the Sorcerer's Place, that is. In conclusion, any help/advice would be greatly appreciated! And thanks much!

    PS. If technical info on my comp is needed, then all I know is it’s an HP Pavilion XP789 using Windows ME. I’m kind of computer-illiterate, tech-wise. If I even knew what kind of sound card I had, things might be going much smoother for me right now.
     
    Maccabree, Jul 12, 2003
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    Well, getting the latest drivers for your sound card is always the thing to do first. Then try turning off EAX to see if that helps matters.
     
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