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Hi Kenny, welcome to TSF.
This sounds similar to the normalisation problem with DVD audio. When you enable normalisation it reduces the loud sounds to a preset level and increases the quieter sounds, giving a more even overall volume level. That's what it's supposed to do, but I've noticed that over time the volume gradually fades away to near-silent and can only be fixed by rewinding the DVD a few seconds, probably clearing the sound buffer.
I'm not sure how closely this relates to your games problem though. If it's not a faulty card and you have the latest correct drivers installed, check to see if there are any settings in the Creative control panel for sound buffer or normalisation?
This sounds similar to the normalisation problem with DVD audio. When you enable normalisation it reduces the loud sounds to a preset level and increases the quieter sounds, giving a more even overall volume level. That's what it's supposed to do, but I've noticed that over time the volume gradually fades away to near-silent and can only be fixed by rewinding the DVD a few seconds, probably clearing the sound buffer.
I'm not sure how closely this relates to your games problem though. If it's not a faulty card and you have the latest correct drivers installed, check to see if there are any settings in the Creative control panel for sound buffer or normalisation?
