Post: [ Help ] Issue with sounds (Out of memory)
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06-05-2013, 02:25 PM
#1
thumper6913
Guest
I've been working on a 1.14 private patch recently and I decided to use the snd_playlocal command to indicate a successful launch/loading. After the sound plays, if I change the map, play the sound again, open the menu again, or anything else like that, I get an "Out of memory" error. I do NOT get this error if I remove the snd_playlocal command. I read somewhere that there is command which "resets" the sound system (which I assume clears the sound file from memory). Does anyone know of this command? If not, does anyone know how to fix this annoying issue?
This only happens with 1.14 patches, but not the old 1.11 ones. I'm guessing IW has the most inefficient bullshit code I've ever seen, but whatever.
Thanks in advance.
06-05-2013, 02:39 PM
#2
zZHackzZ
Climbing up the ladder
Originally posted by thumper6913
Hello NGU,
I've been working on a 1.14 private patch recently and I decided to use the snd_playlocal command to indicate a successful launch/loading. After the sound plays, if I change the map, play the sound again, open the menu again, or anything else like that, I get an "Out of memory" error. I do NOT get this error if I remove the snd_playlocal command. I read somewhere that there is command which "resets" the sound system (which I assume clears the sound file from memory). Does anyone know of this command? If not, does anyone know how to fix this annoying issue?
This only happens with 1.14 patches, but not the old 1.11 ones. I'm guessing IW has the most inefficient bullshit code I've ever seen, but whatever.
Thanks in advance.
I've been working on a 1.14 private patch recently and I decided to use the snd_playlocal command to indicate a successful launch/loading. After the sound plays, if I change the map, play the sound again, open the menu again, or anything else like that, I get an "Out of memory" error. I do NOT get this error if I remove the snd_playlocal command. I read somewhere that there is command which "resets" the sound system (which I assume clears the sound file from memory). Does anyone know of this command? If not, does anyone know how to fix this annoying issue?
This only happens with 1.14 patches, but not the old 1.11 ones. I'm guessing IW has the most inefficient bullshit code I've ever seen, but whatever.
Thanks in advance.
Use a different sound , snd_playlocal gives out of memory
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06-05-2013, 04:05 PM
#3
Alex-George-HnM
I defeated!
06-05-2013, 08:42 PM
#4
thumper6913
Guest
Originally posted by HnM
There are no other sounds, to my knowledge
playSoundAsMaster plays the sound for everyone. I might try that actually, I'll be right back.
---------- Post added at 08:42 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:52 PM ----------
Originally posted by thumper6913
playSoundAsMaster plays the sound for everyone. I might try that actually, I'll be right back.
Nothing. :/
06-05-2013, 08:54 PM
#5
xCrankModz
Pokemon Trainer
Originally posted by thumper6913
Hello NGU,
I've been working on a 1.14 private patch recently and I decided to use the snd_playlocal command to indicate a successful launch/loading. After the sound plays, if I change the map, play the sound again, open the menu again, or anything else like that, I get an "Out of memory" error. I do NOT get this error if I remove the snd_playlocal command. I read somewhere that there is command which "resets" the sound system (which I assume clears the sound file from memory). Does anyone know of this command? If not, does anyone know how to fix this annoying issue?
This only happens with 1.14 patches, but not the old 1.11 ones. I'm guessing IW has the most inefficient bullshit code I've ever seen, but whatever.
Thanks in advance.
I've been working on a 1.14 private patch recently and I decided to use the snd_playlocal command to indicate a successful launch/loading. After the sound plays, if I change the map, play the sound again, open the menu again, or anything else like that, I get an "Out of memory" error. I do NOT get this error if I remove the snd_playlocal command. I read somewhere that there is command which "resets" the sound system (which I assume clears the sound file from memory). Does anyone know of this command? If not, does anyone know how to fix this annoying issue?
This only happens with 1.14 patches, but not the old 1.11 ones. I'm guessing IW has the most inefficient bullshit code I've ever seen, but whatever.
Thanks in advance.
What's best for your patch is to have no sound, but (if) u do find a solution pm It
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