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Korrano
01-21-2019, 05:01 AM
So, I went from restarting my game after I couldnt right click to loading the game back up with no sound. I even restarted my PC and it shows on my mixer that there is sound playing but I dont hear it in my headset.
I have a wireless headset as well attached but thing is, It wont even pick up on my main headset but it will pick it up on my wireless.
Daallee
01-21-2019, 11:06 AM
My sound stopping working too but differently. I don't even see EQ application in my sound mixer :S
Korrano
01-21-2019, 04:53 PM
My sound stopping working too but differently. I don't even see EQ application in my sound mixer :S
Have you checked if you unchecked your sound in the options ingame before loading into the game fully?
So far I powered off my PC and cycled the power through and waited an powered my pc, re installed the game and all that still no change.
Wraythian
01-22-2019, 05:58 PM
So, I went from restarting my game after I couldnt right click to loading the game back up with no sound. I even restarted my PC and it shows on my mixer that there is sound playing but I dont hear it in my headset.
I have a wireless headset as well attached but thing is, It wont even pick up on my main headset but it will pick it up on my wireless.
I haven't tried a wireless (Bluetooth) headset with my system before so I can't speak to that. However, it sounds like you have two headsets connected, one wired and one wireless. You state that the wireless headset is getting the audio feed but the wired one is not.
I don't believe that the OS can output to two different devices as they are each on their own bus. At least it works that way with my Digital Audio Workstation. I can either have sound go into my DAW hardware and out to my studio monitors or I can have it set to come out my laptop speakers, but not both.
Korrano
01-22-2019, 06:14 PM
I haven't tried a wireless (Bluetooth) headset with my system before so I can't speak to that. However, it sounds like you have two headsets connected, one wired and one wireless. You state that the wireless headset is getting the audio feed but the wired one is not.
I don't believe that the OS can output to two different devices as they are each on their own bus. At least it works that way with my Digital Audio Workstation. I can either have sound go into my DAW hardware and out to my studio monitors or I can have it set to come out my laptop speakers, but not both.
Ive completely disabled the wireless and rebooted and nothing worked so I have to use wireless to be able to listen to ingame volume, I can see the sound is being output on my mixer through my wired headset though so I dunno why its doing that where its only playing on my wireless.
Wraythian
01-22-2019, 06:19 PM
Ive completely disabled the wireless and rebooted and nothing worked so I have to use wireless to be able to listen to ingame volume, I can see the sound is being output on my mixer through my wired headset though so I dunno why its doing that where its only playing on my wireless.
Can you post your EverQuest install path?
Did you disable User Account Control in Windows?
Are you running the game as Administrator? (It is Windows after all) Depending on the install path, UAC may be a factor here as running certain apps (my DAW being one of them) as administrator allows access to the Hardware Abstraction Layer for direct hardware access. I'm not sure if this is the scenario that fits your situation.
Korrano
01-22-2019, 11:26 PM
Can you post your EverQuest install path?
Did you disable User Account Control in Windows?
Are you running the game as Administrator? (It is Windows after all) Depending on the install path, UAC may be a factor here as running certain apps (my DAW being one of them) as administrator allows access to the Hardware Abstraction Layer for direct hardware access. I'm not sure if this is the scenario that fits your situation.
C:\Project1999\EverQuest
Nope?
Nope, It says it cant find the game when I do 'launch as administrator'.
https://i.gyazo.com/c276cff872b54004a56c5c8e0ab86b02.png
Wraythian
01-22-2019, 11:30 PM
C:\Project1999\EverQuest
Nope?
Nope, It says it cant find the game when I do 'launch as administrator'.
https://i.gyazo.com/c276cff872b54004a56c5c8e0ab86b02.png
Create yourself a shortcut and place it on the desktop. Right-click on it and select Run as Administrator. Post results.
Korrano
01-22-2019, 11:58 PM
Create yourself a shortcut and place it on the desktop. Right-click on it and select Run as Administrator. Post results.
Same Error.
I launch through the 'Launch Titanium'
Wraythian
01-23-2019, 12:03 AM
Same Error.
I launch through the 'Launch Titanium'
Ok, so it sounds like you use WinEQ2. My reference to the shortcut was to create a shortcut to your eqgame.exe in C:\Project1999\EverQuest.
Do you get sound out of any other application or from music player?
Korrano
01-23-2019, 12:12 AM
Ok, so it sounds like you use WinEQ2. My reference to the shortcut was to create a shortcut to your eqgame.exe in C:\Project1999\EverQuest.
Do you get sound out of any other application or from music player?
It says -Please run everquest.exe
Yeah from other applications but not EQ sadly.
It shows on the mixer that its outputting to my current sound without any actual sound playing.
Wraythian
01-23-2019, 03:38 PM
It says -Please run everquest.exe
Yeah from other applications but not EQ sadly.
It shows on the mixer that its outputting to my current sound without any actual sound playing.
Disconnect the wireless headset and disable bluetooth. Verify that your volume is not turned down in EverQuest.
Korrano
01-23-2019, 06:08 PM
Disconnect the wireless headset and disable bluetooth. Verify that your volume is not turned down in EverQuest.
Did that, I actually got my sound working not that long ago. I used the EQEmu Launcher in admin and it fixed my sound.
But I did disable and unplug my wireless stuff and sound was up an nothing.
Wraythian
01-23-2019, 07:37 PM
Did that, I actually got my sound working not that long ago. I used the EQEmu Launcher in admin and it fixed my sound.
But I did disable and unplug my wireless stuff and sound was up an nothing.
At this point the only thing I can suggest is to run EQ without WinEQ2 and check for sound. Run with WinEQ2 check for sound. If it works without WinEQ2 but NOT WITH WinEQ2, delete WinEQ2 and reinstall it.
If that doesn't help, I'm out of ideas.
Additionally, you may want to head over to Lavish Software forums and check out the WinEQ2 forum to see if other's have experienced this issue. Lax is pretty good about responding. I should know, as I've subscribed to his services in the past.
GamingTools Public::WinEQ 2.0 Lite
https://www.lavishsoft.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=18
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