Audio Problems

IMPORTANT NOTE:

You may encounter choppy gameplay if your sound card is not 100% DirectX 7.0a compatible. 8 bit sound cards are not supported with this game (e.g. Sound Blaster and Sound Blaster PRO compatible). Also, the following sound cards may not fully support DirectX:

> > > - Yamaha OPL3 series
> > > - AD (Analog Devices)
> > > - Sound 2
> > > - Ensoniq (Gateway 2000)
> > > - IBM's MWAVE
> > > - Compaq's ESS

You may want to contact your sound card manufacturer to see if your card is 100% DirectX 7.0a compatible.

Most sound card problems are remedied by obtaining newer sound card drivers (usually maintained for free download on the hardware manufacturers web site). This is highly recommended and easy to do. You can contact your sound card manufacturer for details.

Game Specific:

The sounds are distorted and/or the movies are choppy. What can I do?

I have an Advanced Gravis UltraSound ACE and I am experiencing severe lock-up problems.

I have a Diamond Telecommander sound/modem card and it does not work with the game. What do I do?

I have a Media Vision Pro Audio Spectrum 16. The sound and movies are choppy. What should I do?

Why is the sound fuzzy on my Sound Blaster Pro 2 sound card?

General:

Installing a new sound card.

Checking Your Sound Card For Conflicting Settings.

NOTE: We have experienced problems in Windows 2000 with boards based on the Vortex 2 chipset. The Vortex 2 chipset is only supported in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 in Windows 95 and Windows 98.