After Burner Sound problem

[kram56]

Hi,

 

I've had a annoying sound problem for some time. If I put the afterburners on for more than a minute the engine and wind sound are reduced significantly, so much so that I have to turn the sound up. Once the afterburners are off the sound kicks back in a couple of seconds later.

 

I've updated the drivers and reduced the sound accelerator without success.

 

Any ideas?

 

My specs are:

 

AMD Athlon 3500+

MSI RX 1950 Pro (512 mo)

ASUS A8R-MVP

1 Gig Corsair Ram

[TekaTeka]

That's not a bug.

When you go supersonic, you don't hear sounds from outside.

[zaelu]

Maybe the first supersonic jet plane pilot made the same bug report when he had landed.

 

:megalol::thumbup:

[H4rM]

If you are running Windows Vista, this is a known issue, otherwise Teka Teka is correct.

[kram56]

I guess I should of thought about it :music_whistling:

 

That said, is the speed of sound 1227 km/h (761 mph)?

 

If thats the case I'm sure I'm not going that quick when the sound cuts :cry:

 

I'll go check :joystick:

[S77th-konkussion]

I guess I should of thought about it :music_whistling:

 

That said, is the speed of sound 1227 km/h (761 mph)?

 

If thats the case I'm sure I'm not going that quick when the sound cuts :cry:

 

I'll go check :joystick:

 

Mach 1 can vary with altitude and other conditions. IAS (your HUD speed) will decrease with altitude -even if you do not slow down.

[zaelu]

when the sound cuts out press F3... if you hear the bang after the plane has pass you are supersonic.

[Shaman]

when the sound cuts out press F3... if you hear the bang after the plane has pass you are supersonic.

 

Isn't it easier to take a look at your Mach indicator? You know this instrument is there for a reason. :doh:

[zaelu]

Well, I was trying to make it more empirical :) .