novanova
02-26-2005, 11:35 AM
Hi there,
I have a frustrating issue with Project Snowblind on Xbox. The surround sound mixing appears to be broken in both single player and multiplayer. The dolby digital 5.1 is rear-speaker centric. ie; all voices, no matter their relation to my character in the world, come from the rear speakers. All of my gunfire and all explosions come from the rear right speaker. Infact, almost all of the sounds in the game come from my rear speakers mainly.
I have my Xbox connected to my receiver with an optical cable and i'm using DD5.1 and this is the only game that gives me this issue. I've specifically tested other games that use surround sound (halo, halo 2, splinter cell 2) as well after experiencing this issue in snowblind and it does not manifest itself in those games.
Now the strange thing is that during the in-game cutscenes the surround sound is mixed beautifully and sounds great. It only happens during actual gameplay, and it's very annoying, and distracting.
Has anyone else experienced this and is there a known fix or patch on the way? Any suggestions?
Regards,
nova
I have a frustrating issue with Project Snowblind on Xbox. The surround sound mixing appears to be broken in both single player and multiplayer. The dolby digital 5.1 is rear-speaker centric. ie; all voices, no matter their relation to my character in the world, come from the rear speakers. All of my gunfire and all explosions come from the rear right speaker. Infact, almost all of the sounds in the game come from my rear speakers mainly.
I have my Xbox connected to my receiver with an optical cable and i'm using DD5.1 and this is the only game that gives me this issue. I've specifically tested other games that use surround sound (halo, halo 2, splinter cell 2) as well after experiencing this issue in snowblind and it does not manifest itself in those games.
Now the strange thing is that during the in-game cutscenes the surround sound is mixed beautifully and sounds great. It only happens during actual gameplay, and it's very annoying, and distracting.
Has anyone else experienced this and is there a known fix or patch on the way? Any suggestions?
Regards,
nova