FAR CRY AUDIO PROBLEM (FIXED)

ALL FAR CRY  –  All Audio Problem (No Audio) – FIXED!

FIX 1 :-

               First of all check your sound mixer (Windows or any specific sound card) to be sure all the speakers are connected properly . If you are using headphone or earphone then you need to configure the headset for “stereo”.

5.1 , 6.1 & 7.1 sound setting will have the dialog sound on the center channel i.e the center speaker.

2.0 , 2.1 & 4.1 sound will have the dialog sound on the two front speakers.

In case you have only 2 front speakers (no center speaker) then dont set the sound to 5.1 or greater or you will not be able to hear the dialog sound.

Set the speakers to “STEREO” and you could hear the dialog .

Step 1 -> Go to Control Panel

Step 2 -> Go to Hardware and Sound

Step 3 -> Go to Sound

Step 4 -> Click on “Speakers” icon

Step 5 -> Click on “Configure “ in the lower left

Step 5 -> That opens the Speaker Setup Window , set your speakers to whatever is appropriate.

FIX 2 :-

Go to Control Panel

Step 1 -> Hardware and Sound

Step 2 -> Sound

Step 3 -> Right click on speakers/whatever you use as an output

Step 4 -> Configure

Step 5 -> Choose: Stereo

Step 6 -> Next

Step 7 -> Check: Front left and right

Step 8 -> Next > Finish.

Fix 3 :–

               You can also check your GamerProfile.xml under Documents / MyGames / FarCry 3 and see if IncomingVoiceEnabled="1" is set to "one". I don’t know if this is for single player or multiplayer but you can always double check it.

Fix 4 :–

Step 1 -> Go to the System32 folder and SysWOW64 ( If you have ) and delete these audio files  -

"x3daudio1_0.dll to x3daudio1_7.dll " (you need to delete 7 files ) and "XAudio2_0.dll to XAudio2_7.dll". ( you need to delete 7 files.)

Step 2 -> Go in the game folder , Far Cry 4 \ Support \ Software \DirectX and install a DXSETUP .

Step 3 -> Restart the PC

Step 4 -> Play

Fix 5 :-

Step 1 -> Right click the loudspeaker icon in the lower right corner of your screen.

Step 2 -> Select your sound card and change the settings so the playback will be 24 bit 48000hz

Windows Vista and 7

Step 1 -> Open the Start Menu.

Step 2 -> Choose Control Panel.

Step 3 -> Choose Hardware and Sound.

Step 4 -> Choose Sound.

Step 5 -> Select the correct audio device and ensure it is set as the default.

Step 6 -> With the device still selected, click Properties.

Step 7 -> On the Advanced tab, ensure the Default Format is set correctly for your device .This will be "2 channel, 16 bit, 44100 Hz (CD Quality)" or "2 channel, 16 bit, 48000 Hz (DVD Quality)" setting.Click OK to apply these settings.

Step 8 -> With the device still selected, click Configure.

Step 9a -> Ensure the Audio Channels is set to Stereo and click the Test button. You'll hear sounds play across your left and right speakers.

Step 9b -> If you select another setting here, such at 5.1 Surround sound, and click Test, but do not hear sound across all of your speakers, then the sound card or speakers you have do not support this audio channel type or are not plugged in correctly.

Step 10 -> Click Next to continue through this Speaker Setup window until you receive a Finish button.

Step 11 -> Click OK to save these settings and close the window.

Windows 8

Step 1 -> From Desktop View, hold the Windows key on your keyboard and hit C on the keyboard as well.

Step 2 -> Click Settings, and then Control Panel.

Step 3 -> Choose Hardware and Sound.

Step 4 -> Choose Sound.

Step 5 -> Select the correct audio device and ensure it is set as the  default.

Step 6 -> With the device still selected, click Properties.

Step 7 -> On the Advanced tab, ensure the Default Format is set correctly for your device. Typically, this will be "2 channel,16 bit, 44100 Hz (CD Quality)" or "2 channel, 16 bit, 48000Hz (DVD Quality)" setting. Click OK to apply these settings.

Step 8 -> With the device still selected, click Configure.

Step 9a -> Ensure the Audio Channels is set to Stereo and click the Test button. You'll hear sounds play across your left and right speakers.

Step 9b -> If you select another setting here, such at 5.1 Surround sound, and click Test, but do not hear sound across all of your speakers, then the sound card or speakers you have do not support this audio channel type or are not plugged in correctly.

Step 10 -> Click Next to continue through this Speaker Setup window until you receive a Finish button.

Step 11 -> Click OK to save these settings and close the window.

               If the sound plays correctly now in the game, then you may need to review your computer or speaker setup before trying to enable surround sound again.

FIX 6 :-

You can also try to open your sounds cards software program and turn off DTS and other features .



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