Audrey,
Hello Tink,
I don't know if you have tried this, but I also have an Audigy card and have
found that editing the JFW.ini file works, but I would not advise this
unless you are really sure of what you are doing, not saying that you
aren't, but I would not be correct unless I gave a warning. You need to go
into Jaws via your C drive and find the ini file. when you enter on this it
will open in notepad. cursor down the file until you hear synth1 drive =
elock, above this is where you need to edit. Just above this line you need
to put
Synth1Port=
followed by a space and then the exact name of the sound card you want jaws
to go to. Such as c:/name of card. Then save the changes and exit jaws
with insert F4, reload jaws and you should have the voice where you want it.
Just a warning, make sure there are no blank lines between the Synth1 port =
and the synth1 driver = or it may not work.
HTH
Audrey
----- Original Message ----- From: "Léonie Watson" <lw@xxxxxxxxxxx> To: "Jaws UK" <jaws-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2005 9:40 AM Subject: [jaws-uk] Audidgy: Sound hog.
Live.All,
I've just installed my new Audigy 2ZS Platinum into a newly formatted,
clean machine, running XP Home and Jaws 6.
I also have an NVidia on board sound card and my old Sound Blasterinto
My customary setup was to have Jaws run through the on board card,which I have some earphone plugged, whilst system sounds, music and thelikeJawsgoes through the Sound Blaster Live, into which I have speakers plugged.
The trouble is that as soon as I add the audigy into the equation,will only use that card. As soon as I disable the Audigy, Jaws reverts to using the onboard card.
I can easily swap the system sounds by altering the card selected in
Control Panel Sounds & Audio, but no matter what I try, I can't wrest Jaws
away from the Audigy.
I've tried installing Jaws with both the Audigy and the Sound Blaster
disabled and installing it with both Sound Blaster and Audigy enabled, but
with the on board card selected as the default. All to no avail.
If anyone can shed any light on why the Audigy is being such a sound hog, where neither of the other cards seem to be, I'd be very very happy. It's driving me up the wall and considering I bought this card for music purposes, I *really don't want to hand it over to Jaws.
Thanks, Tink.
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