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Hi Peoples,
So I installed BootCamp and dual-booted my Mac with Vista. It runs awesome and I'm exceptionally happy with it. The one problem is the sound. Upon the initial installiation of Vista, plus the driver disc that BootCamp prompts you to create during the setup process - it self installed 'Realtek HD Audio Manager' on Vista. The sound works fine and dandy, but the problem lay in the distortion behind it. If I'm playing a game (Halo for example), when there is no or little noise (i.e. footsteps) it sounds as if theres continual distortion in the background. It sounds almost similar to water boiling or general crackling. Has anyone run into the problem before? If so, what is the best way to clear the sound to make it nice and crisp again?? Thanks for your time peeps
- Beau =)
So I installed BootCamp and dual-booted my Mac with Vista. It runs awesome and I'm exceptionally happy with it. The one problem is the sound. Upon the initial installiation of Vista, plus the driver disc that BootCamp prompts you to create during the setup process - it self installed 'Realtek HD Audio Manager' on Vista. The sound works fine and dandy, but the problem lay in the distortion behind it. If I'm playing a game (Halo for example), when there is no or little noise (i.e. footsteps) it sounds as if theres continual distortion in the background. It sounds almost similar to water boiling or general crackling. Has anyone run into the problem before? If so, what is the best way to clear the sound to make it nice and crisp again?? Thanks for your time peeps
- Beau =)