Weirdest Sound Problem
To whomever may be able to help me. . . My system specs are: Asus A7M266 Motherboard (AMD761 North / Via 686B South) 1400 MHz TBird Graphics Blaster Riva TNT (From Creative) (Det. 7. 76) Creative SBLive! 5.
To whomever may be able to help me...
My system specs are:
Asus A7M266 Motherboard (AMD761 North / Via 686B South)
1400 MHz TBird
Graphics Blaster Riva TNT (From Creative) (Det. 7.76)
Creative SBLive! 5.1 Dolby Digital
Pioneer DVD-Rom 16x
Plextor 16/10/40A
D-Link DFE-538TX 10/100 PCI Adapter
Motorola 56k V90 modem
Windows 2000 - SP2
Alright guys, I have the weirdest sound problem to date, hehe
When I first start up Windows 2000, I get a sort of pop sound from the speakers (right after my opening music has played). But, this I could really care less about, hehe.
The really weird thing is that I get all sorts of static and crackling when I try to play MIDI files.
Now, this isn't the typical SBLive problem -- it plays MP3s, WAVs, CD-Audio all perfectly without any static. It's just MIDIs that it doesn't like <laugh>.
I've tried upgrading to the 3300a drivers I saw a link to, but that didn't solve anything (plus it made a bit of a mess out of my gaming port, so I just switched back).
Oh, and I have a Win98SE dual boot on this computer, and there's no problems whatsoever in Windows 98.
If anyone has any suggestions, I thank you very much for your time =)
My system specs are:
Asus A7M266 Motherboard (AMD761 North / Via 686B South)
1400 MHz TBird
Graphics Blaster Riva TNT (From Creative) (Det. 7.76)
Creative SBLive! 5.1 Dolby Digital
Pioneer DVD-Rom 16x
Plextor 16/10/40A
D-Link DFE-538TX 10/100 PCI Adapter
Motorola 56k V90 modem
Windows 2000 - SP2
Alright guys, I have the weirdest sound problem to date, hehe
When I first start up Windows 2000, I get a sort of pop sound from the speakers (right after my opening music has played). But, this I could really care less about, hehe.
The really weird thing is that I get all sorts of static and crackling when I try to play MIDI files.
Now, this isn't the typical SBLive problem -- it plays MP3s, WAVs, CD-Audio all perfectly without any static. It's just MIDIs that it doesn't like <laugh>.
I've tried upgrading to the 3300a drivers I saw a link to, but that didn't solve anything (plus it made a bit of a mess out of my gaming port, so I just switched back).
Oh, and I have a Win98SE dual boot on this computer, and there's no problems whatsoever in Windows 98.
If anyone has any suggestions, I thank you very much for your time =)
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