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Soundblaster Audigy 2 ZS Problems! Help
I have installed the soundcard using drivers from the original installation
disk. This cleared up not having sound at all upon first Vista install. However when I calibrate the 5.1 sound it doesn't seem to work properly. I can set it up correctly. The when I go to the test feature where it brings a noise through each speaker "Front Left", "Front Right", "Centre", they do not seem to work properly. I cannot get 5.1 to work. HOwever in XP it is all completely setup correctly so I know that it is not a wiring error on my part. I tried installing a driver from Creative but to no avail. Anyone else having similar problem? What should I try next? |
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Soundblaster Audigy 2 ZS Problems! Help
try the kxaudio driver. do a google search for it.
"Bezley" wrote in message news I have installed the soundcard using drivers from the original installation disk. This cleared up not having sound at all upon first Vista install. However when I calibrate the 5.1 sound it doesn't seem to work properly. I can set it up correctly. The when I go to the test feature where it brings a noise through each speaker "Front Left", "Front Right", "Centre", they do not seem to work properly. I cannot get 5.1 to work. HOwever in XP it is all completely setup correctly so I know that it is not a wiring error on my part. I tried installing a driver from Creative but to no avail. Anyone else having similar problem? What should I try next? |
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Soundblaster Audigy 2 ZS Problems! Help
i had a problem with my sound card also. Creative audigy 4 was found but so
sound came out. i was trying a 64bit vista and hardly any drivers were compatable with it "Bezley" wrote: I have installed the soundcard using drivers from the original installation disk. This cleared up not having sound at all upon first Vista install. However when I calibrate the 5.1 sound it doesn't seem to work properly. I can set it up correctly. The when I go to the test feature where it brings a noise through each speaker "Front Left", "Front Right", "Centre", they do not seem to work properly. I cannot get 5.1 to work. HOwever in XP it is all completely setup correctly so I know that it is not a wiring error on my part. I tried installing a driver from Creative but to no avail. Anyone else having similar problem? What should I try next? |
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Soundblaster Audigy 2 ZS Problems! Help
forum by Creative for Vista
http://forums.creative.com/creativel...board.id=Vista A possible solution below http://forums.creative.com/creativel...essage.id=1404 getting anything more than stereo out of the creative vista drivers once you get them working is hit or miss at best. Creatives positon is that this beta software so what you get is what you get. "burnin_18" wrote in message ... i had a problem with my sound card also. Creative audigy 4 was found but so sound came out. i was trying a 64bit vista and hardly any drivers were compatable with it "Bezley" wrote: I have installed the soundcard using drivers from the original installation disk. This cleared up not having sound at all upon first Vista install. However when I calibrate the 5.1 sound it doesn't seem to work properly. I can set it up correctly. The when I go to the test feature where it brings a noise through each speaker "Front Left", "Front Right", "Centre", they do not seem to work properly. I cannot get 5.1 to work. HOwever in XP it is all completely setup correctly so I know that it is not a wiring error on my part. I tried installing a driver from Creative but to no avail. Anyone else having similar problem? What should I try next? |