Sounds I cannot here in Battle.

[Chamberlain]

Is there a way to do this with Vista ?

Right click doesn't bring up "Record" ?

Also, I checked my Sounds Folder and I have Battle 1, 2 and 3. I do not have a Battle 4 file.

I also have CavBattle 1, 2 and 3. Is this correct ?

Thanks

Chamberlain

[Braxton Bragg]

Your right I only have battle 1,2,3 Windows 7 is very similar to Vista I dont have record either

Braxton Bragg

[Chamberlain]

Braxton Bragg wrote:

Your right I only have battle 1,2,3 Windows 7 is very similar to Vista I dont have record either

Braxton Bragg

Do you think we are missing Battle 4 file .wav or maybe it is a typo ?

Chamberlain

[Braxton Bragg]

Nah gotta be a typo, still you can turn your sound up thats not too bad, have to remember too turn it down after playing lol :cheer:

Hmm while Im here what is all this Karma stuff above every ones message box

Braxton Bragg :dry:

[GShock]

I guess the option is only available to those who have the sound mixer? The trick proposed by norb didn't work with me, I don't have such option in the recording options of the sound device... It's not hidden, there simply isn't one.

[Kerflumoxed]

Yes, I have W-7 also, but do not have Battle 4 either! Guess I was "flashing"...for a second there thought I had accidentally deleted it!

So, is there a viable alternative for W-7 to turn up the volume?

Thanks

J

[Braxton Bragg]

Hmm dont think so, I know Norb and the team are working flat out to find a fix for this and a couple of other issue's

Keep our fingers crossed it wont be long

Braxton Bragg

[pcelt]

HiGuys ---You are probably right--I have XP and this is the method I have learnt to use. I am only a game user and cannot advise you re Vista or 7. But there must be some Vista/7 geeks out there who would be able to advise you---
For info of any others reading this thread it seems the advice I have given above re increasing .wav volume is for XP systems only---I was unaware of this limitation and apologise to those with other O.S's who may have tried to use this method. Hope this gets sorted soon.

[GShock]

No well there are hundreds of applications designed to edit/equalize sound files for all OSs, the point is that before trying I would just like to be sure it's a matter of volume because i'm not really sure it is. I hear sound disappearing entirely and some sounds are muffled, the only one who can really solve the prob for us is Norb.

[Braxton Bragg]

I have to say I do miss XP, spose after using something for a few years you get use to all the features, Then Windows 7 comes along its very much learning things over again.

Having said that I am quite enjoying the extra power and memory that a dual core gives you, 7 features are very good too.

Braxton Bragg