Gents, I get a screen-freeze, temporarily, every time the spotter says
something for the first time. After that, no problems, so after my first
"car high", for example, I won't have a problem with that particular
sentence, but will with a 'new' one.
Any idea what I should change?
Chrz,
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FFRL Triv: http://www.chbr18476.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/
FFRL: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/fastfood/ffrl/index.html
You could try changing in your app.ini in the NR2002 directory
[SPCC]
EnableStreaming=0
to turn off the spotter's streaming, so it won't load each wave file
off disk at the moment the game goes to use it.
Colin Harris wrote:
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> > Gents, I get a screen-freeze, temporarily, every time the spotter says > something for the first time. After that, no problems, so after my first > "car high", for example, I won't have a problem with that particular > sentence, but will with a 'new' one. > Any idea what I should change? > > Chrz, > > -- > > Colin > ICQ 25485061 > FFRL Triv: http://www.chbr18476.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/ > FFRL: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/fastfood/ffrl/index.htmlYou could try turning off the streaming of spotter audio by editing your
game's APP.INI as follows:
[SPCC]
EnableStreaming=0
- Eric
"Colin Harris" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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> Gents, I get a screen-freeze, temporarily, every time the spotter says
> something for the first time. After that, no problems, so after myfirst
> "car high", for example, I won't have a problem with that particular
> sentence, but will with a 'new' one.
> Any idea what I should change?
If you disable this, where does the game keep the wav's then while they're
waiting to be reused? In memory? And if so, for how long? Or will it just
not load them under certain circumstances?
Achim
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> You could try changing in your app.ini in the NR2002 directory > > [SPCC] > EnableStreaming=0 > > to turn off the spotter's streaming, so it won't load each wave file > off disk at the moment the game goes to use it.Wow, is there an echo in here? :-)
Thanks, both of you!
"Eric Busch" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> You could try turning off the streaming of spotter audio by editing your > game's APP.INI as follows: > > [SPCC] > EnableStreaming=0 > > - Eric > > > "Colin Harris" <[email hidden]> wrote in > message news:JmFz8.16816$[email hidden]... > > Gents, I get a screen-freeze, temporarily, every time the spotter says > > something for the first time. After that, no problems, so after my > first > > "car high", for example, I won't have a problem with that particular > > sentence, but will with a 'new' one. > > Any idea what I should change? > >In article <uXMz8.16967$[email hidden]>, "Colin Harris"
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>Wow, is there an echo in here? :-)
>Thanks, both of you!
Well, they both have 'inside information'...<g>
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Even though my freezes didn't occur when the spotter spoke, I tried the
change that Eric and Grant recommended and it looks like my 2-3 second
screen freezes have stopped. The spotter now sounds fuzzy, and I still get
an occasional freeze for a fraction of a second, but it shouldn't be
anything that will affect my driving. All this time I thought it had
something to do with ram.
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"Colin Harris" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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> Gents, I get a screen-freeze, temporarily, every time the spotter says
> something for the first time. After that, no problems, so after my first
> "car high", for example, I won't have a problem with that particular
> sentence, but will with a 'new' one.
> Any idea what I should change?
>
> Chrz,
>
> --
>
>
> Colin
> ICQ 25485061
> FFRL Triv: http://www.chbr18476.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/
> FFRL: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/fastfood/ffrl/index.html
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