Gauge Sound .dll

[ShaneG_old]

Not sure if this will make any difference, but it's worth trying.


Move your GaugeSound.dll out of the Modules folder, and into your main FS9 directory.

Then delete the FS9.cfg entry for it under your [OldModules]
section.


Here is what my Modules folder, FS9 directory, and FS9.cfg [OldModules] sections look like:











I've never had any kind of errors running this, and the setup is the same in my Silver Wings, Golden Wings, Vanilla, and main installs of FS9.

Running XPpro SP3.


I'm also emailing you a copy of FSSound.dll version 1.6.0.15
Which I think is the newest version. Just in case that's what is causing your problem.



That fact that yours & Opa's are identical, yet you get the error, and that mine is nothing like either of yours, and I get no errors, more or less proves the "Mysteries of life" theory. 

[patchz]

It's possible you have an early version of FSSound.dll. You can check the version from Right-click/Properties. Mine is Version 1.5.0.1

[color=#000000]Yup, 1.4.0.0. I was going to search for a newer version but Shane said he was sending me one.

[patchz]

May have to file this one under the "Great Mysteries of Life" category.

These old eyes do not see anything wrong with your FS9.cfg entries.

The only other thing I can suggest is to let XP do a search to be absolutely sure you do not have a second copy of GaugeSound.dll (and/or the others) anywhere else in the sim.

[color=#000000]I will do that. And thanks for all the help Opa. I really appreciate it.

[patchz]

[quote]Not sure if this will make any difference, but it's worth trying.


Move your GaugeSound.dll out of the Modules folder, and into your main FS9 directory.

Then delete the FS9.cfg entry for it under your [OldModules]
section.


Here is what my Modules folder, FS9 directory, and FS9.cfg [OldModules] sections look like:











I've never had any kind of errors running this, and the setup is the same in my Silver Wings, Golden Wings, Vanilla, and main installs of FS9.

Running XPpro SP3.


I'm also emailing you a copy of FSSound.dll version 1.6.0.15
Which I think is the newest version. Just in case that's what is causing your problem.



That fact that yours & Opa's are identical, yet you get the error, and that mine is nothing like either of yours, and I get no errors, more or less proves the "Mysteries of life" theory.

[patchz]

[color=#000000]TA DA! Updated FSSound.dll with the newer version Shane sent me. No more FSSound.dll error message. Now if I could just find a newer version of SOARRec.dll.
Thanks Shane. Thanks everyone for the help.

[patchz]

[quote][color=#000000]TA DA! Updated FSSound.dll with the newer version Shane sent me. No more FSSound.dll error message. Now if I could just find a newer version of SOARRec.dll.
Thanks Shane. Thanks everyone for the help.

[Opa]

What version of Soar do you have? Mine is 1.1.0.2 

[microlight]

Hm... I have a copy of gaugesound.dll in both the main FS9 and modules folders, and have never had any problem... P'raps I'd better keep quiet!

:-?

[Hagar]

Hm... I have a copy of gaugesound.dll in both the main FS9 and modules folders, and have never had any problem... P'raps I'd better keep quiet!

:-?

GaugeSound.dll should be in the FS9 root directory, not FS9\Modules. It appears to work fine for me without the fs9.cfg [OldModules] entry.

[Hagar]

[quote]What version of Soar do you have? Mine is 1.1.0.2

[patchz]

[quote]What version of Soar do you have? Mine is 1.1.0.2

[Hagar]

[quote][quote]What version of Soar do you have? Mine is 1.1.0.2

[patchz]

[quote][quote][quote]What version of Soar do you have? Mine is 1.1.0.2