On Thu, 17 May 2001, Taylor Barratt wrote:
> >On my machine, this makes the sound play at normal speed at all times,
> >even when it's changing scenes. Please give it a try and give me your
> >feedback!
This was a lie -- it intermittently does start slow now, but after playing
for a while, it seems to go back to normal.
I finally have a recording of the "win32 slow sound" problem @
http://www.clock.org/~matt/tmp/freesci-win32_slow_sound.mp3
> Under Win98, it simply fell apart as usual. Graphics processing slows to a
> crawl... in fact it's more dead than alive, and as usual I have to reboot
> the machine. Just for reference I'm using Win98:SE.
My main machine is win98 SE, a k6-2 350mhz with 192 mg of memory and
DirectX 8 installed. There's also a Turtle Beach Montego II sound card and
a Geforce 2 Ultra in here. How fast, and how much memory does your win9x
machine have?
If anyone else on the list has a Windows machine around with a soundcard,
please give these builds a try and let me know. I only have 2 win98
machines here that I test on regularly.
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