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Sound problems with spot view

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The problems may have occured after installing Acceleration.Moving around the aircraft in spotview (only), the sound is heavily muted. In fact, only the center speaker and sub are active.The sound card is a Realtek ALC888 7.1 HD Audio, with a 5.1 surround config. Drivers updated two days ago.FSX is running under Windows XP - SP1 and Acceleration installed.The sound problems only occurs in spotview - all other views have perfect soundIs this a known issue?..... Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600/2.4 GHz/2048 MB8800GTX EXO 768 MBWindows XPFSX/SP1/Acceleration

Gunnar v.d. Meeren

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FSX / Acceleration / Win 7 64 bit - ASUS Z67 Intel Core I7 2600K 4.7GHZ / 8GB DDR3 1600MHZ
120GB SSD / 1TB HDD / GTX660TI 2GB / Corsair AX750W

I had the same problem with SP1 and without Acceleration. The problem went away with a fresh install of FSX plus SP1 and SP2.

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Thanks Bill!:) I may consider re-install.I removed the FSX.cfg file, and FSX built a new one.This gave some sound improvements - less muted sound, but still only from center and sub :-hmmm

Gunnar v.d. Meeren

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FSX / Acceleration / Win 7 64 bit - ASUS Z67 Intel Core I7 2600K 4.7GHZ / 8GB DDR3 1600MHZ
120GB SSD / 1TB HDD / GTX660TI 2GB / Corsair AX750W

Hi Guys, I to have the same problem, no noise in spot view or very low, only happened since Accleration anyone else with this prob and maybe a easy fix, not to keen on a full reinstall.ThanksBarry Cuff

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Barry - do you (like me) run FSX with surround sound equipment?

Gunnar v.d. Meeren

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FSX / Acceleration / Win 7 64 bit - ASUS Z67 Intel Core I7 2600K 4.7GHZ / 8GB DDR3 1600MHZ
120GB SSD / 1TB HDD / GTX660TI 2GB / Corsair AX750W

Yes I do, I have logitech surround speakers and have surround set in my windows settings, have you had any luck ?CheersBarry.

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A sim-friend told me that Microsoft changed the way sound was processed in FSX. This was probably done in SP2. I don't know if this is correct, but the sound issue occured after installing Acc. I have tried to set up my sound output as stereo 2-speaker, but with no luck.The surround sound is definately spoiled - spotview sounds like an old mono radio ;(Seems like re-install will be the only solution - but I am not very keen on that either :-bla

Gunnar v.d. Meeren

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FSX / Acceleration / Win 7 64 bit - ASUS Z67 Intel Core I7 2600K 4.7GHZ / 8GB DDR3 1600MHZ
120GB SSD / 1TB HDD / GTX660TI 2GB / Corsair AX750W

Not sure if this will help for your configuration. I have an SB Audigy 2 ZS Audio sound card. When I reinstalled FSX w/Acceleration I lost my surround sound. I went to the sound card software and found that it had been changed back to a two speaker setup. I changed it back to the 5.1 speaker setup. Then inside the FSX Settings, Sound, and under sounds & voice I selected my card from the down arrows. I closed everything restarted FSX and my surround sound is all back in place. I realize that you said the trouble only occurs in spot view but maybe resetting in this way may help.Good Luck,George

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Thanks for good suggestions George! :D Unfortunately the problem still remain.Looks like I will have to re-install....Gunnar

Gunnar v.d. Meeren

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FSX / Acceleration / Win 7 64 bit - ASUS Z67 Intel Core I7 2600K 4.7GHZ / 8GB DDR3 1600MHZ
120GB SSD / 1TB HDD / GTX660TI 2GB / Corsair AX750W

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