The volume level for my N2 is pathetic compared to N1. Is this just a
problem at my end or is this common to everyone?
Don't forget to turn the volume down when you race formula 1. You
have a common problem.
Burton kf4jrg
if you have the sound turned low in win95 it will effect the sound in the
game
even if you are playing from a dos prompt
On the same note. If you exit to DOS before turning up the volume, does
anyone know an easier way to turn up the sound short of restarting Windows?
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Michael Barnett
> if you have the sound turned low in win95 it will effect the sound in the
> game
> even if you are playing from a dos prompt
> > The volume level for my N2 is pathetic compared to N1. Is this just a
> > problem at my end or is this common to everyone?
> The volume level for my N2 is pathetic compared to N1. Is this just a
> problem at my end or is this common to everyone?
Adjust the spotter audio level to control this as documented on page 29
of the U.S. manual. Bring the spotter audio level to below 50% to
adjust his voice audio up/down. Above 50%, this setting decreases all
other sounds relative to the spotter's voice.
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God Bless,
Steve
(remove the <remove this> from my address when
replying via e-mail)
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> if you have the sound turned low in win95 it will effect the sound in the > game > even if you are playing from a dos prompt > > The volume level for my N2 is pathetic compared to N1. Is this just a > > problem at my end or is this common to everyone?No problem here with volume. Check that you don't have the
spotters voice set to loud ( Make it around 60). The higher
the spotter voice the lower the rest of the sounds are set.
--
Nigel of Lakewood Motorsports
(Memeber of the Nascar Offline Racing Series)
Nascar Coruba & Coke Chevy
Hamilton
New Zealand
