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> Any idea of why???
The most common reason for this are bugs in the soundcard driver. But there may be other reasons - this is why we have this switch. You may consider to update your drivers and try the "Use Hardware" flag again, however - never change a running system
And the advantages of using the hardware directly may be very low; Silverjuke 1.x has never used the hardware directly.Best regards,
Your Silverjuke Team
Statistics: Posted by Service-Team — 14. Jun 06, 02:01
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Any idea of why???
Statistics: Posted by Moorthy — 14. Jun 06, 01:57
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Best regards,
Your Silverjuke Team
Statistics: Posted by Service-Team — 14. Jun 06, 01:53
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Its as if the volume is set very high producing EXTREME volume and distortion on my computer speakers, but my actual volume is set very low.
The volume control in Silverjuke 2.0 does not work, and the only way I can reduce the level is with the
"Master Volume" control in Windows. But even with it set low, I still get the distortion.
When I go back to version 1.22, everything is okay. (I have both versions installed).
My sound driver (on board audio) is Nvidia.
Statistics: Posted by Moorthy — 14. Jun 06, 01:50
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I can hear the music, with a large amount of noise along with it.
Statistics: Posted by Moorthy — 14. Jun 06, 01:34
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I then went back to the old version awaiting the official release. Unfortunately, with 2.0, I get the same thing, annoying static....
Help!
Statistics: Posted by Moorthy — 14. Jun 06, 01:31
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