Perhaps CariElf. It's quite a common soundcard though. It's being used in many mainboards. In any case, I started this thread 10 days ago and there's still no solution. As I don't expect anyone from Stardock to pay any attention, this is my official goodbye message as I give up. Ciao all
Considering that my Windows is almost virginal, I doubt it's the codecs. :( No Winamp installed either. This brings back memories of old DOS games that you had to configure manually. Hard to conceive that in this day and age, people are still having these kinds of problems.
Thanks for your replies... Yeah they're on. ;-) I spent 6 hours installing and deinstalling codecs, updated software, editing my registry, editing sound settings, testing DirectX and God knows what else. It looks like Galciv is using Windows Media player or something like that to run its music, but isn't starting it properly. My question would be: why use this method, why not implement your own sound system, then these problems wouldn't appear. In fact, I don'
And, another *bump*. Stardock, where are you?
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Hi, Galciv looks very promising but getting it is kind of complicated. Local shops don't sell it so I have to order it from overseas, which means a $30 shipping fee on top of the normal game at most places. So, I'd like to play the demo first. The first thing I noticed upon entering the game was that the sound doesn't work. I've searched through the forum as well as other places on the net on how to solve this, but the suggestions I found do not help me. - There's no m
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