sound problem

[mazharimamsajid]

i have xp 3 s3 graphics card 2.4 ghz intel processor p4 256 mb ram

i am unable to litsen sound of cut scene if there is any solution please help me

[Girish]

Is this a purchased copy or a downloaded one?

Are you using a no-cd crack?

[David.]

i have xp 3 s3 graphics card 2.4 ghz intel processor p4 256 mb ram

i am unable to litsen sound of cut scene if there is any solution please help me

This happens when you are using ripped verison of the game.As discussing this is not allowed in the forums,we cannot help you.

Get a LEGIT GAME.

[radioman]

i have xp 3 s3 graphics card 2.4 ghz intel processor p4 256 mb ram 

i am unable to litsen sound of cut scene if there is any solution please help me

This happens when you are using ripped verison of the game.As discussing this is not allowed in the forums,we cannot help you.

Get a LEGIT GAME.

Actually, in Windows XP SP3, that doesn't necesarily mean it is a Warezed version of the game. Sound problems are a known problem on XP SP3-most commonly seen with the Realtek HD Sound cards. The only fix for it on Laptops, is to lower the Sound Acceleration setting under the DXDIAG menu. On Desktops, there are two options: The above, or get a new sound card. I too had this problem occur every now and then on my XP Pro laptop on both SP2 and SP3, and lower the Sound Acceleration worked-and I have the actual CD versions of III and VC and the DVD version of SA.

 

Go under start, the RUN, the type in DXDIAG and press Enter, then click on the Sound tab and adjust the Sound Acceleration and that should fix your problem.

[David.]

i have xp 3 s3 graphics card 2.4 ghz intel processor p4 256 mb ram 

i am unable to litsen sound of cut scene if there is any solution please help me

This happens when you are using ripped verison of the game.As discussing this is not allowed in the forums,we cannot help you.

Get a LEGIT GAME.

Actually, in Windows XP SP3, that doesn't necesarily mean it is a Warezed version of the game. Sound problems are a known problem on XP SP3-most commonly seen with the Realtek HD Sound cards. The only fix for it on Laptops, is to lower the Sound Acceleration setting under the DXDIAG menu. On Desktops, there are two options: The above, or get a new sound card. I too had this problem occur every now and then on my XP Pro laptop on both SP2 and SP3, and lower the Sound Acceleration worked-and I have the actual CD versions of III and VC and the DVD version of SA.

 

Go under start, the RUN, the type in DXDIAG and press Enter, then click on the Sound tab and adjust the Sound Acceleration and that should fix your problem.

Well,He mentions this only occurs during the cutscenes rather than randomly.So,I supposed it to be warezed version.I apologise if i was wrong.