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I'm running through an M-Audio music production sound card, so I wonder if this is why I haven't had these problems.
hello people
i have the skidrow version of black ops while playing single player in windows xp service pack 3 get this "ship console error" and my computer freezes now someone suggested to try it in windows 7 now my game lags slightly even after applying these tweaks whereas in xp it worked smootly for first 5 mins but this damm "ship console error".
is there any work around for this so that i can play it on my xp .
thanks for your time.
i have the skidrow version of black ops while playing single player in windows xp service pack 3 get this "ship console error" and my computer freezes now someone suggested to try it in windows 7 now my game lags slightly even after applying these tweaks whereas in xp it worked smootly for first 5 mins but this damm "ship console error".
is there any work around for this so that i can play it on my xp .
thanks for your time.
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Ok I've been going through like EVERY fucking thread on the STEAM forums regarding these stuttering issues.
Basically; the following has worked for me:
Disabled all audio devices (except my actual 'speakers') in Sound options (control panel).
*** Steam Options:
1) In Steam -> Settings -> In-Game: Unchecked "Enable Steam Community In-Game"
2) In Steam -> Settings -> Downloads + Cloud: Unchecked "Enable Steam Cloud synchronization for games that support it"
*** Graphics in-game:
Increase (rather than decrease) Texture Quality, Anistropic, and Anti-Aliasing, for better gameplay.
*** Graphics in Windows:
Right-click BlackOpsMP.exe and in the Compatibility Tab put a check mark for 'Disable visual themes' and 'Disable desktop composition.
Once in game; if your sound is still looping and you are getting the stuttering; bring down the console (~) and type /snd_restart.
That has seemed to have fixed the issue for me; and allowed me to keep my sound
Basically; the following has worked for me:
Disabled all audio devices (except my actual 'speakers') in Sound options (control panel).
*** Steam Options:
1) In Steam -> Settings -> In-Game: Unchecked "Enable Steam Community In-Game"
2) In Steam -> Settings -> Downloads + Cloud: Unchecked "Enable Steam Cloud synchronization for games that support it"
*** Graphics in-game:
Increase (rather than decrease) Texture Quality, Anistropic, and Anti-Aliasing, for better gameplay.
*** Graphics in Windows:
Right-click BlackOpsMP.exe and in the Compatibility Tab put a check mark for 'Disable visual themes' and 'Disable desktop composition.
Once in game; if your sound is still looping and you are getting the stuttering; bring down the console (~) and type /snd_restart.
That has seemed to have fixed the issue for me; and allowed me to keep my sound
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Originally posted by grandinferno
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ive never ran HDMI but it transfers the audio and video correct?
as a dual core user could i change to HDMI from DVI
and run the HD sound from the gfx instead of the cpu?
ive tried every sound fix posted on the net and still every
noise drops my fps.
ive never ran HDMI but it transfers the audio and video correct?
as a dual core user could i change to HDMI from DVI
and run the HD sound from the gfx instead of the cpu?
ive tried every sound fix posted on the net and still every
noise drops my fps.
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Originally posted by rec
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Is this the screen I need to be at to do that? Click here.
Here's a small video of my sound interface... [video=youtube;64EVLvys6XM]
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Originally posted by Joe Simmons
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I can't quite get how to "disable" mine.
Is this the screen I need to be at to do that? Click here.
Here's a small video of my sound interface... [video=youtube;64EVLvys6XM]
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Is this the screen I need to be at to do that? Click here.
Here's a small video of my sound interface... [video=youtube;64EVLvys6XM]
your on xp
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