Classic British Flight Sim

Hi Guys. First time on site. I installed Rick Pipers Hawker Siddley. Normal sound goes for a little while then all of a sudden the engines sound changes to a high pitch wine. This mainly happens when I cycle though the views.
Unless I restart fs9 again any plane I choose to fly has the same high pitch wine. I did e-mail Rick and he directed me to this site. He was also right in
anticipating that I had a sound blaster audigy 2 sound card. Please any help would be much appriciated as it is too good to get rid off. Cheers

Welcome to the mad house Taraman.

I don't know what it could be, it works fine for me. Do you lose the sound or does it just stay high pitched?

Hi Taraman and welcome to the insane part of the madhouse :shock:

As you cycle through the views you should hear different sounds but especially in spot view the viewpoint takes a couple of seconds to settle down. As it does so you tend to find the view zooming into the aircraft before settling back to the last selected viewing angle. You will hear the high pitched whine in spot view if you pause the sim especially.

As for the Audigy2 zs issue, sometimes the downloading of the latest drivers helps.

Al

Hi Taraman and welcome to our humble abode

As Al stated, there are changes in sound from inside to outside though being a simmer, you probably already know this. Try an easy fix first. Look at the sound quality you have set (it will probably be HIGH) and move it to MEDIUM. My hearing isn't good enough to distinguish much difference between the two settings and this seems to fix the problem with most Audigy cards

ATB

DaveB :tab:

Sorry Taraman - forgot to mention an alternative driver for the Audigy. Have a look HERE.

Al

Thanks guys, I thought I had the latest drivers for my soundcard wich I obtained from the creative web site but using the drivers I downloaded from the website OneMacGuru stared me too has seemed to have fixed the problem. I had a good fly in the Hawker Siddely last night with no hiccups so
I hope thats cured that for good. Cheers Taraman