sblive 5.1 crack (how to fix it)

This is a discussion about sblive 5.1 crack (how to fix it) in the Windows Hardware category; I have tried what other people have said to do one this messageboard but it does seem to work. . . anyone have any help to get the cracks away??.

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I have tried what other people have said to do one this messageboard but it does seem to work... anyone have any help to get the "cracks" away??

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Are you running a SMP system?

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if a SMP system is 2cpu no
 
i have a
AMD k62 500
voodoo 3 3000
sound blaster live 5.1 platium
128mb ram
creative 12x dvd and dxr3decoder card
30 gb maxter 7200 hd
40 gb maxter 5400 hd
hp 8100 cdrw (4x2x24)
acerlan ALN-320 10/199 Ethernet adapter
win 2000 adv server with service pack 1

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if there is crackling using the regular drivers that come with 2k i think they would work on a 5.1 since its essentially the same card...other than the default MS win2k drivers and creatives drivers there isnt much that can be done to stop it crackling. So just try one or the other drivers and see if they help otherwise we are waiting for creative to release drivers sometime in the next millenium. By time like Blackcomb is in the final RCs we might see new and better sb drivers.

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Some people have said they got it fixed by using the Creative Liveware 3 and DirectX 8. They went into the diagnostic program (Start >> Run... >> dxdiag) and set the sound acceleration all the way up.