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Post by zuozongtang on Apr 15, 2010 5:22:08 GMT
Windows 7 ultimate 64bit. realtek digital whatever integrated soundcard on my gigabyte mobo this may not be a bug...  I've tried everything, uninstalling and reinstalling the realtek drivers(i am using the realtek drivers, not the generic microsoft crap). same with asio. How can i disable the use of my s/pdif out for the "MS G5 Wavetable..."? ahhhh |
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Post by Marcobaldus on Apr 15, 2010 12:24:23 GMT
Hello men,
I have the same problem with my windows XP Bootcam on my Macbook pro.... How can I disable those f*****g GS Wavetable Synth?
Many thanks for your attention.
Marcobaldus
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Post by Christopher Burke on Jul 20, 2010 5:09:16 GMT
Dear Marcobaldus.
Of course I know there's loads of different BIOSes out there, but my BIOS, which is an American Megatrends job (I know there's many different flavours of that one, too!) lets you turn off (disable) internal sounds. Which includes the Microsoft Synth. You still get the opening chord, but if I output MIDI to the Wavetable Synth after that I just get silence. I've double-checked it by turning it back on from BIOS, when I output MIDI to it with it turned back on, you once more get noise.
I thought I'd better check it both ways just so I didn't look an even bigger prat than usual!!
I hope your BIOS has sound control in it.
Yours respectfully - if there's any other way of doing it, I'll find out and come back here with it -
Christopher Burke
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Post by gyrocog on Jul 22, 2010 19:51:10 GMT
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