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 Member 697 Level 11.22 Mar 2006 
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Are you using the Creative Audio Console or do you have their applications such as Surround Mixer installed?
If you are using the Creative Audio Console then make sure that under the Speakers tab that the correct setting is selected and that the "Synchronize with Windows Control Panel" option is selected. If you are using the other software, be sure to use the Surround Mixer application and run audio tests on your speakers from the app. Also, what motherboard chipset and OS are you currently using? Are you planning on doing anything major with this card like audio production or is it just for music and games? You might want to consider trying out the kx driver but be warned that it is only partially supported for Audigy 4 currently. kx works really good on some conigs, including Auidgy 4 configs, and not so good on others... so it might work for what you need. http://kxproject.lugosoft.com/index.php?skip=1 You also may want to check out this thread. http://forums.creative.com/creativel...cending&page=1 They also mention issues with the Audigy 4 and device/driver compatability problems. If you have a VIA chipset board... be prepared to do some driver installation changes. Also make sure you also have your system stripped down to its minimum # of required parts (ie no add-on cards like tv tuners or anything) Jam it back in, in the dark. |
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