Bad quality Sound

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  1. pli
    Posts : 1
    win 7
       #11

    I hate having to register for the forums to post an answer, but here we go.

    (judging from your other post in another thread, you have a realtek audio chip)

    Go to Control Panel->Sound and select the output device you use ->Properties

    From Advanced: Default Format = 16 bit, 44100 (otherwise it does upsampling for music when using the device, making things sound thin)
    From System Effects: Disable System Effects

    Hope this helps.
      My Computer


  2. Posts : 11
    Win7
    Thread Starter
       #12

    pli said:
    I hate having to register for the forums to post an answer, but here we go.

    (judging from your other post in another thread, you have a realtek audio chip)

    Go to Control Panel->Sound and select the output device you use ->Properties

    From Advanced: Default Format = 16 bit, 44100 (otherwise it does upsampling for music when using the device, making things sound thin)
    From System Effects: Disable System Effects

    Hope this helps.
    Thanks a lot but I guess it«s not working!
      My Computer


 
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