I'm using a N55S series Asus Laptop and im having trouble with some pretty quiet sound.
Compared to other games this is quieter than all of them,
anyone know any way I can increase my sound
My sound is Realtek High Definition
Any way of increasing my sound
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darthL
, mars 10 2012 01:42
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Posté 10 mars 2012 - 01:45
F0L
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Tried the latest drivers?
If so, try the drivers that came with the laptop.
I had same issue on one of my old laptops, it refused to work correctly with latest drivers but worked fine with original drivers that came with it.
If so, try the drivers that came with the laptop.
I had same issue on one of my old laptops, it refused to work correctly with latest drivers but worked fine with original drivers that came with it.
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Posté 10 mars 2012 - 01:50
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F0L wrote...
Tried the latest drivers?
If so, try the drivers that came with the laptop.
I had same issue on one of my old laptops, it refused to work correctly with latest drivers but worked fine with original drivers that came with it.
Ive tried both and still no fix
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Posté 10 mars 2012 - 05:13
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Having the same problem, too, sound is very quiet in general, but with a few moments where the volume has annoying highs and lows. I tried changing the Dynamic range option but didn't help much.
I have a Realtek onboard sound chip also and from my Windows settings i enabled the Loudness Equalization effect over the speaker output, sounds are better now but still not as good as they were on ME2.
It seems the game sounds did not have their volume "normalized" and hence there are huge volume differences, for example, the video that plays every time the Normandy uses a relay to go from one system to another has a much louder volume than the whole game in general.
I've been reading many places recording this problem (along with no sounds at all and such) and they don't seem to be limited to Realtek boards only, and for the record just in case anyone suggests, i use a 2 speakers setup and have the exact same config loaded on Windows. Everything that is not ME3 works just fine.
I have a Realtek onboard sound chip also and from my Windows settings i enabled the Loudness Equalization effect over the speaker output, sounds are better now but still not as good as they were on ME2.
It seems the game sounds did not have their volume "normalized" and hence there are huge volume differences, for example, the video that plays every time the Normandy uses a relay to go from one system to another has a much louder volume than the whole game in general.
I've been reading many places recording this problem (along with no sounds at all and such) and they don't seem to be limited to Realtek boards only, and for the record just in case anyone suggests, i use a 2 speakers setup and have the exact same config loaded on Windows. Everything that is not ME3 works just fine.
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Posté 10 mars 2012 - 05:36
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I hope we got a patch for this and all other problems
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Posté 11 mars 2012 - 06:11
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I have the same problem.Loudnes equalization does makes things better,but ME2 and ME1 were much better on this same setup,without loudness equalization.
