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MS Sidewinder and GP2

2 posts by 2 people · 26 Jan 1998 - 26 Jan 1998

Victor Chan 26 Jan 1998#394024
I assume you have the newest version of the Game Device 1.5. Your problem, I think, is caused by the sound card frequency. It is possible that the sound frequency set in the configuration file of GP2 is too high enough to interfere with your joystick. I used to have the same problem with Flight Sim 98. Try to look for a patch for GP2 and an updated driver for your sound card. Or you can adjust the frequency in configuration file of GP2 (reducing the quality of the stereo sound) Good luck :-) -- Check out my website at: [link lost in import] Enjoy! :-)
RWDEVW 26 Jan 1998#394025
I use the MS Sidewinder with GP2 without any problem. I also use an ACM card which allows me to adjust the speed of the gameport. This may help.

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