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PostPosted: 04 Nov 2010, 07:23 
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So, in the cutscenes in Pathologic (i.e. intro cinematic) have the problem that sound stutter. However inside the game the audio is normal, at least for the time I have played it.
But for me the sound issues in the cutscenes is kinda of a breaker for me, specially for the first cinematics for the Haruspicus. So I was wondering, is it possible to fix it? Yes I have looked inside the forums, but I haven't found anything of use, they mostly talk about in-game sound issues, not cutscenes.
Also, I am using Windows 7, could this be the problem?

Anyways, thanks for your time, this was my first post actually, and I have registered just for this. Hopefully I shall continue in this community, as apparently it needs and deserves more members.


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PostPosted: 04 Nov 2010, 12:58 
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Try installing the latest version of OpenAL.
http://connect.creativelabs.com/openal/ ... Items.aspx

Are you using ffdshow or some other codec pack?


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Try installing the latest version of OpenAL.
http://connect.creativelabs.com/openal/ ... Items.aspx

Are you using ffdshow or some other codec pack?
Was using it. However I have just unistalled them and no change has taken effect. Any other suggestions?


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The cutscenes are merely .wmv's stored in "<your install location here>\data\Video"

See if you can run the videos outside of the game?
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Bit of a longshot but are you using an NVidia card?

When running on XP with an NVidia card I had the same stuttering in the videos while on Vista with an ATI Card it was fine. Driver switching didn't make a difference for me, your best bet is likely to be watching them independently through VLC Media Player.


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Bit of a longshot but are you using an NVidia card?

When running on XP with an NVidia card I had the same stuttering in the videos while on Vista with an ATI Card it was fine. Driver switching didn't make a difference for me, your best bet is likely to be watching them independently through VLC Media Player.
Yes I am, so apparently it could be the issue. Thanks anyways. But It's kinda of a breaker, as I feel a little uncomfortable to watch a cutscene, skip it thanks to the sound issues, exit the game, access the folder and then launch the game to just watch it well and continue playing. Anyways, thanks.


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How peculiar. When I ran Nvidia and XP the game ran just fine (save for the lighting issue).
I suppose you've already tried turning down audio quality?

I'm sorry, I can only think of this being a hardware issue somewhere :/
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How peculiar. When I ran Nvidia and XP the game ran just fine (save for the lighting issue).
I suppose you've already tried turning down audio quality?

I'm sorry, I can only think of this being a hardware issue somewhere :/
Yep, tried turning down the audio quality, no effect. Anyways, it doesn't really matter, the game as a whole is more important than just a pair of cutscenes that are less than two minutes long. Anyways, thanks to you all.


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I have this problem as well (and I have an ATI card). Don't debug as if it were a problem with in-game sound. The *.WMVs are played separately (outside the game).

It is apparently an issue with codecs. If you get the right codec combination the problem will go away. I've forgotten how I got mine to work - so post if you find the right codecs and they work.


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I have just experienced the same problem on the latest WinXP system with no alternative codes installed when I tried to run Pathologic for the first time. For me the solution was to update Windows Media Player 9 (i.e. I ran it, it offered me an update and I confirmed it). It is strange that before updating I tried to play the intro video with the old Media Player version I had, and it still played fine.

Just posting here in case someone still has this problem and stumbles upon this thread.


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