Scourge of War Boards

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

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

Braxton Bragg

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

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:

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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