This is NOT good!!!

[SSP]

Ok, I just formatted and everything. Anyway, when ever RC5 is on, my stereo make this beep noises. Its a defferent beep each time. I don't know whats up with that... but it's annoying. I shutdown RC5, and it went away. This is not good for my keyrates... I already lost couple of hours in the reinstallation of 98 and win 2k.

Any suggestions? I hope you don't ask me to reinstall the sound card drivers... cause it's a bitch to get it working. I'll keep it as a last resort.

Thanks, and sorry about the grammer/spelling mistakes. Need to install MS Word 😉

 

[ViRGE]

Humm, that's a nasty problem.🙁 RC5 doesn't use any sound routines, so it's definately not the problem. So, most likely, you'll have to reinstall the soundcard drivers again to even have a chance of fixing this.🙁

 

[Adul]

What sounds card are you using

 

[xrayman]

Sometimes it helps to mute the microphone in the mixer even if no mic is plugged in.

 

[Bleep]

Virge:


<< RC5 doesn't use any sound routines >>


Hey mine will still MOO if I ask it to.
Bleep

 

[ViRGE]

Ok, let me correct that; all clients that aren't 2.7x GUI clients don't use any sound routines.

 

[Gorgonzola]

you mean if i get the GUI client i can make it Moo ? omg, gotta get me some of that! 😉 Moooo!

 

[SocrPlyr]

Gorgonzola
It was unanomously (sp???) decided that the mooing sound was a waste of cpu cycles because it would play after the completion of each block... so everyone turned it off.

Josh

 

[ViRGE]

If you're really fond of the mooing, there's an external program that you can use if you use the CLI version. Stop by Dnet's 3rd party download section to take a look.

 

[SSP]

Ok, I think I figured it out. For somereason, PC speaker was on (not muted). I'll have to do more testing.. but thaks for all the help! 🙂