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September 25th, 2003, 06:37 PM
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Re: Access Violation by Starfuy.exe
Here's a problem I doubt many have run into...
I have DO (Dungeon Odyysey). I find whenever I play that, and then try to play the SF demo, SF fails. I have to do a reboot, then I can play the SF demo. Looks like the two games might not play well together in the same sandbox...  |
September 25th, 2003, 10:48 PM
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Re: Access Violation by Starfuy.exe
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Ups, correction on the Geforce. I just tried the latest beta (which the demo was build on) and now I get the error, too. 
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Let us know when you lock down the problem, I look forward to playing the game.
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Re: Access Violation by Starfuy.exe
Ok, this is interesting. The issue probably exists between the sound card drivers and DirectSound. Definately driver upgrade, and by any chance are any of you using onboard (on the motherboard) sound? That stuff SUCKS. The drivers stuck to my OS like a hobo on a baked potato.
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September 26th, 2003, 01:50 AM
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Re: Access Violation by Starfuy.exe
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Originally posted by Instar:
Ok, this is interesting. The issue probably exists between the sound card drivers and DirectSound. Definately driver upgrade, and by any chance are any of you using onboard (on the motherboard) sound? That stuff SUCKS. The drivers stuck to my OS like a hobo on a baked potato.
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Using Turtle Beach Santa Cruz, not mobo sound, DirectSound support is OFF. Drivers are completely up to date on my sound card, and I have the latest Version of DirectX.
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September 28th, 2003, 06:11 AM
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Re: Access Violation by Starfuy.exe
I finally got it to run by renaming the Music directory. Something must be wrong with mp3 playback.  |
September 29th, 2003, 01:49 AM
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Re: Access Violation by Starfuy.exe
Small update:
Finally got it to run by installing the latest Nvidia drivers. Apparently Starfury did not want to play nicely with the 44.03 I had installed. Ah well, it works now, so I'm happy. 
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September 29th, 2003, 02:10 AM
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Re: Access Violation by Starfuy.exe
One thing about the music. I can reload a saved game with the music running normally without the game crashing. Only if I start a new game does it crash immediately upon entering space unless I rename the music directory.
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