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Darzus Strutt
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04-28-2005 03:44
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CrystalShard Foo
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04-28-2005 04:23
I dont think that there is any solution for this in LSL as the problem is coming from SecondLife itself. This is more of a technical issue then anything I think...
I suggest posting a question such as "why do we hear 'pop' and other disturbences when vehicles play sounds?" question in the Hotline to Linden forum section. |
Kris Ritter
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04-28-2005 04:27
I suggest posting a question such as "why do we hear 'pop' and other disturbences when vehicles play sounds?" question in the Hotline to Linden forum section. Lemme save you the effort... It's your firewall. Or your router. Or your AVG software. Or your graphics card. Or your sound card drivers. Or your RAM. Or a hardware fault. Basically, it's anything other than Second Life doing it. There. I saved a Linden a job! *proud* |
Darzus Strutt
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04-28-2005 05:23
I dont think its my hardware ..I have seen other vehicle builders post and ask about this same problem..Huns Valen specifically /invalid_link.html
.. and the reason I asked here is because I was wondering if any other vehicle builders have come across this and any solotions they use in assigning sounds to play in their vehicle scripts. |
Foolish Frost
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04-28-2005 08:20
I have a fix, but you have to have the original sound files to work from...
Put a 1/10 of a second silence at the beginning and end of the file, and take that into account when playing sounds. Cuts out the 'volume surge' effect perfectly. Have fun! |
Psyra Extraordinaire
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04-28-2005 08:25
As far as I've understood it, it's due to the vehicle being in a different sim than the listener.... the sound travels across but in "chunks".
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Jillian Callahan
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04-28-2005 09:21
I've avoided it by not swapping sounds. I now have two prims running loops and adjusting the volume of the sounds then they need to be switched. As long as I don't have to change the loop in any of the prims I have doing this, I don't get the volume pop.
This means having to be careful how many sounds you've got going at once, as everyone you pass will be foreced to download all the loops at once. I keep it at two. _____________________
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Harris Hare
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04-28-2005 10:51
As far as I've understood it, it's due to the vehicle being in a different sim than the listener.... the sound travels across but in "chunks". Part of the problem might simply be people using llPlaySound too much and too often in their vehicle scripts. For example, if someone scripts their vehicle to llPlaySound an engine revving sound on every control() event occurance. |
Chandra Page
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04-28-2005 10:59
I've avoided it by not swapping sounds. I now have two prims running loops and adjusting the volume of the sounds then they need to be switched. As long as I don't have to change the loop in any of the prims I have doing this, I don't get the volume pop. This means having to be careful how many sounds you've got going at once, as everyone you pass will be foreced to download all the loops at once. I keep it at two. Excellent workaround, Jillian. I'll have to give this a try, because my Unibike has this problem in spades. _____________________
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Darzus Strutt
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04-28-2005 14:26
I have a fix, but you have to have the original sound files to work from... Put a 1/10 of a second silence at the beginning and end of the file, and take that into account when playing sounds. Cuts out the 'volume surge' effect perfectly. Have fun! Wow man thanks I think that just might work..because its when the sound first plays that I hear that annoying pop or surge as u say. I am gonna try this today I really hope it works Ive been pullin my hair out to fix this. Thanks for the constuctive feedback ![]() |
Rickard Roentgen
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04-28-2005 17:46
put llStopSound() between sound changes. llStopSound seems not to work on sounds played rather than looped unles you have llSetSoundQueue(TRUE); on
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