Grathol

I ordered a live! value last night, decided "to hell with it" because I knew of Aureal going out and Diamond trying to ditch support for older cards. Oh well, I'll just slap it in another machine. ------------------ | Phillip Ames | ICQ: 8778335 | AIM: Grathol "Feel that you're able, feel that you're able to do what it is you need to, when this city life, is dragging, this city life, is dragging us down..." --Stroke 9, "City Life", 1999

Ooops, just found the old thread, sorry about reposting. (old link) : http://www.ntcompatible.com/ubb/Forum3/HTML/002439.html damnit! ------------------ | Phillip Ames | ICQ: 8778335 | AIM: Grathol "Feel that you're able, feel that you're able to do what it is you need to, when this city life, is dragging, this city life, is dragging us down..." --Stroke 9, "City Life", 1999

Hi there, I'm running Windows 2000 Professional and I have a Diamond Monster Sound MX300. I've got a rather interesting problem (I think I do, anyway ) I'm using the standard Aureal A3D chipset drivers that come with W2K and periodically my sound randomly cuts out. I've got service patch 1 installed, and when I run programs like Winamp/Sound Recorder and hit "play" the play bar doesn't move at all (it stays frozen at that point in the file) even if it died in the middle of a file. CD audio still works when its like this, and there is no apparent tie-in to when it happens, its seemingly random, sometimes during the startup noise, sometimes a few hours down the line. After rebooting, I get sound back though (but it still randomly dies, exactly the same as previously mentioned). Anyone else have this problem/know how to fix it? Thanks... ------------------ | Phillip Ames | ICQ: 8778335 | AIM: Grathol "Feel that you're able, feel that you're able to do what it is you need to, when this city life, is dragging, this city life, is dragging us down..." --Stroke 9, "City Life", 1999