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2005-12-23 20:04:40
s4vior6
Save's UR @$$
+1|7173|Somewhere in NYC
Hi, I bought the X-Fi and installed the software.

I ran BF2 and tried to set audio settings to Creative X-Fi (Software / Hardware). But BF2 is telling me that the settings is incompatible, and that I should reset to default.

Any thought? Anybody having this kind of problem?
2005-12-24 00:09:01
=SoG=PredatoR
Member
+3|7184|Austin, Texas
I have had this problem before. For me, it was that I had the X-Fi on Entertainment Mode instead of Game Mode.
2006-02-06 23:01:08
SrAMagistrado
Member
+0|7168
Yeh u might wanna open the Creative Mode Switcher program that was installed with the driver and from there u can switch between 3 modes Entertainment/Audio Creation/Game, u have to manually set these if u really want to take advantage of them, if not just leave them to Game.
2006-02-08 21:33:15
BB|EyeSeePeeDude
Member
+0|7188
I have mine in game mode, and I still get that error...  (*even read up on the SB site*)

Ideas?
2006-02-09 12:04:42
Seth Infinite
Member
+3|7167|Houston, The Republic of Texas
Make sure you deleted the old sound drivers. It seems computers are very easily confused these days.

I installed a X-Fi last week. It works good for BF2 and music sounds great but I'm still tweeking. Right now, when I boot up i get the Volume control down on the task bar. As long as the volume control icon is showing I can't open any X-Fi funtions. But once I close the volume control, every function I did try open suddenly opens. weird.

 

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