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LOVIT píše:btw nevite jak je na tom vydani cz goty? mela vyjit uz v prosinci, tak jen jestli nema nekdo aktualnejsi informace?

Uranos144 píše:Dotaz, dovednosti otevírání zámků mám na 100procent, ale přitom při otevírání nejtěžšího zámku napíšu: 99procent, takže ho neotevře.. co s tím?

riXo píše:

Uranos144 píše:Dotaz, dovednosti otevírání zámků mám na 100procent, ale přitom při otevírání nejtěžšího zámku napíšu: 99procent, takže ho neotevře.. co s tím?

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Stuttering Radio Music- Solution.
I am getting back into Fallout 3 since the DLC is out now. I had beaten Fallout 3 when it first came out on steam last year. I just left my radio off so I didn't have to hear the ear bleeding sound from the radio stuttering. I hadn't had many crashes the first time I played to warrant it as a problem. So I never really investigated it.

But now, probably due to some recent patch or hardware or software change, I am getting frequent random crash to desktop and lockups. I usually play from 5 to 30 minutes sessions before a crash or lockup occurs.

So now here I am using google to research the problem and I come across a supposed fix to cure the radio stuttering. I have the newest drivers for video and audio cards deleted everything from Fallout 3 and redownloaded the main game from steam and redownloaded both DLC from GFWL. Radio stutter still happens.

I can't tell if this fix improved on my crash frequency, but it didn't appear to hurt it either. The sound quality of the radio music is perfect now.

I am running Vista 64bit
Core 2 duo E7200 oc to 3.08Ghz
4GB RAM
ATI Radeon 4870
Asus Xonar D2X - for Xonar users, make sure the GX is OFF. Having this 'on' will actually fix the radio music stuttering, but cause a lot of side effects like sound FX popping and crashing. The GX button is basically a toggle for Hardware acceleration. Leave it off.

The true fix however is in the form of a new codec. I will describe in detail how I install it in Vista 64

This first download is a small utility which will display a list of installed codec on your machine. It doesn't need to be installed, just run it from your desktop.
Website: http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/installed_codec.html
Direct link: http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/installedcodec.zip

You'll want to grab this utility and save it for later.

Next, download MadFilter 1.0.0.3
http://sourceforge.net/project/showf...ease_id=181633

It comes with a batch file to register and unregister it. I just unzipped this into my Windows\system\ directory then run the included batch file. If you need to uninstall it, you can run the included unregister bat file. Or alternatively, use the InstalledCodec utlity to disable it. (read on.)

Next use the Installed codec utility to verify it is installed. It will be named MAD Transform Filter. Then find and select your "Fraunhofer IIS MPEG Layer-3 Codec" in the utility, then right click and choose "Disable Selected Items"

I believe the MAD filter replaces the driver level mp3 decoder, which is why its more stable.

Now I just need to find a reasonable cause for the crashes I keep having. If you have an side effects, please report them. Undoing these changes should be pretty easy. Just use the InstalledCodecs utility to re-enable your default Fraunhofer codec, and unregister the MAD filter one.