HP 9780c (US/CAN), 6619 (AP), 6618 (AP) Problem with Surround Mixer, Insufficient SoundFont Cache

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Troubleshooting: Sound Blaster Live! Value Sound Card User's Guide

which you have panned the source in the Environment deck of Surround Mixer. For example, the CD Audio balance in Windows Volume Control is on the left but in Surround Mixer you have panned the CD Audio to the right.

To solve the problem:

●Open that other mixer, and center the balances for all the audio input sources.

This ensures that your analog sources will not turn silent when you pan them in Surround Mixer.

Problem with Surround Mixer

Unwanted change of mixer settings with every change of Super-Environment presets.

To solve the problem:

●Dissociate the mixer settings.

1.In the Preset deck, click the Surround Mixer title in the upper-left corner. The system menu appears, with a command Dissociate Mixer Settings.

2.To dissociate mixer settings, make sure the command is checked.

Insufficient SoundFont Cache

There is insufficient memory to load SoundFonts.

This may occur when a SoundFont-compatible MIDI file is loaded or played. Cause: There is insufficient memory allocated to SoundFonts.

To allocate more SoundFont cache:

●On the Options tabbed page of the SoundFont Control applet, move the SoundFont Cache slider to the right.

The amount of SoundFont cache you can allocate depends on the system RAM available. If there is still insufficient system RAM available:

●On the Configure Banks tabbed page of the SoundFont Control applet, select a smaller SoundFont bank from the Select Bank box.

The smallest SoundFont bank available is 2 MB (2GMGSMT.SF2).

NOTE: The trade-off of a smaller SoundFont bank is its lower sound quality.

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Contents Version July Sound Blaster Live! Value Sound Card Users GuideBack to Contents Ctsyn Environment Variable OverviewBlaster Environment Variable This Parameter SpecifiesCard type. x must be Regulatory Sound Blaster Live! Value Sound Card Users Guide Safety InformationCompliance Declaration of ConformityModifications Compliance Manager Creative Labs, Inc June 9 SBECFG.EXE SBESET.EXE SBEGO.EXE File///C/Terrys/safety.htm 1/2/2001 21147 PM Hollywood-Quality Audio Re-creation Features and BenefitsVoice Music Synthesis System RequirementsGetting More Information Setup Sound Blaster Live! Value Sound Card Users Guide File///C/Terrys/instalsw.htm 1/2/2001 21205 PM File///C/Terrys/software.htm 1/2/2001 21224 PM SoundFont Control Configure a Midi BankSoundfont Control dialog box where you configure Midi banks Soundfont Control dialog box where you configure instruments Configure an InstrumentTo specify the caching algorithm SoundFont CachingSoundFont Device Creative KeyboardTest an Instrument Creative MixerCreative Mixer Speaker ControlFile///C/Terrys/audiohq.htm 8 of 10 1/2/2001 21227 PM Environmental Audio Control File///C/Terrys/audiohq.htm 10 of 10 1/2/2001 21227 PM Most Common Problems Most common problems encountered by users For This ProblemGo to Section Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Operating System Uninstalling and Reinstalling the Audio DriversProblems Installing Software Problems With SoundNo sound from the headphones No sound from the speakers TADPanning a source sometimes turns off its sound Problem with Surround Mixer Insufficient SoundFont CacheThere is insufficient memory to load SoundFonts Resolving I/O Conflicts Problems With JoystickJoystick port is not working Joystick is not working properly in some programsProblems in Windows NT EMU10K1 FeaturesConnectivity Jacks and connectors on the Sound Blaster Live! Value card File///C/Terrys/connect.htm 2 of 2 1/2/2001 21313 PM File///C/Terrys/pcdvd.htm 1 of 2 1/2/2001 21658 PM Connecting Creative PC-DVD \PROGRA~1\CREATIVE\SBLIVE\DOSDRV Resource Try using Port address Input/Output I/O Addresses MPU-401 Uart Midi interfaceStereo music synthesizer 388H to 38BH Interrupt Request IRQ Line Direct Memory Access DMA ChannelEnabling/Disabling Gameport Joystick Interface Enabling/Disabling Other Features To open an AudioHQ applet from the Sound Blaster menuTo open an AudioHQ applet from Creative Launcher Creative Launcher Groups OptionsFile///C/Terrys/launcher.htm 2 of 2 1/2/2001 25827 PM Securing the audio card to the PCI expansion slot Installing the Sound CardConnecting other devices Installing Related PeripheralsFile///C/Terrys/installc.htm 3 of 3 1/3/2001 100412 AM File///C/Terrys/position.htm 1/3/2001 100438 AM From the MS-DOS box in Windows Windows 98 Second Edition MS-DOS modeMusic Options Digital Audio Options \PROGRA~1\CREATIVE\SBLIVE\DOSDRV\SBEINIT.COM AUTOEXEC.BAT File SettingsSBECFG.EXE CONFIG.SYS File SettingsFile///C/Terrys/diagnost.htm 1/3/2001 100617 AM SB Live! Experience File///C/Terrys/wavestud.htm 1/3/2001 100657 AM Creative Recorder File///C/Terrys/playcent.htm 1/3/2001 100732 AM File///C/Terrys/ins98nWM.htm 1/3/2001 101449 AM Setting Up Joystick Drivers in Windows NT Installing the SoftwareFile///C/Terrys/inst2000.htm 1/3/2001 101506 AM
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