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[Dragonvorelover135]

Ever since I had to get a new desktop, i've been getting a really annoying sound bug where it goes very static and repeats sounds very quickly a few times when going static even the menu sounds.

I'm running windows 10 and I also tried using the japanese locale (Even though it's the english version.) and still have the sound screw up a lot. Anybody else have this issue or know how to fix it?

[Ryan-Drakel]

Ever since I had to get a new desktop, i've been getting a really annoying sound bug where it goes very static and repeats sounds very quickly a few times when going static even the menu sounds.

I'm running windows 10 and I also tried using the japanese locale (Even though it's the english version.) and still have the sound screw up a lot. Anybody else have this issue or know how to fix it?

Ooh I've had that problem myself. It doesnt agree with your current speaker setup. You need to change the gigahertz by going into the speaker options. I do this by right clicking the speaker icon at the bottom right, clicking Playback Options, right click the active speaker, clicking properties, advanced and change the "default format" to something else. 24 bit 44100 Hz (Studio Quality) helps for me and I'm using Windows 8.1

[Dragonvorelover135]

Ever since I had to get a new desktop, i've been getting a really annoying sound bug where it goes very static and repeats sounds very quickly a few times when going static even the menu sounds.

I'm running windows 10 and I also tried using the japanese locale (Even though it's the english version.) and still have the sound screw up a lot. Anybody else have this issue or know how to fix it?

Ooh I've had that problem myself. It doesnt agree with your current speaker setup. You need to change the gigahertz by going into the speaker options. I do this by right clicking the speaker icon at the bottom right, clicking Playback Options, right click the active speaker, clicking properties, advanced and change the "default format" to something else. 24 bit 44100 Hz (Studio Quality) helps for me and I'm using Windows 8.1

Thanks a lot! Fixed the problem completely!

[Ryan-Drakel]

Ever since I had to get a new desktop, i've been getting a really annoying sound bug where it goes very static and repeats sounds very quickly a few times when going static even the menu sounds.

I'm running windows 10 and I also tried using the japanese locale (Even though it's the english version.) and still have the sound screw up a lot. Anybody else have this issue or know how to fix it?

Ooh I've had that problem myself. It doesnt agree with your current speaker setup. You need to change the gigahertz by going into the speaker options. I do this by right clicking the speaker icon at the bottom right, clicking Playback Options, right click the active speaker, clicking properties, advanced and change the "default format" to something else. 24 bit 44100 Hz (Studio Quality) helps for me and I'm using Windows 8.1

Thanks a lot! Fixed the problem completely!

I'm glad to hear that. ^.^
Was about to say if it didnt like that, try another Hz selection but I'm glad that helped.
Enjoy watching princess noms! .... or wedding girl noms... I dunno the story and I am very curious. [plus she's quite stacked and those stockings/underwear are just adorable.] Too bad there's no 'nude mode' for her in the gameplay.

[Nibor]

Enjoy watching princess noms! .... or wedding girl noms... I dunno the story and I am very curious.

I read the dev comments in the English side of DLsite, and it seems the main character is a princess.

[Ryan-Drakel]

Enjoy watching princess noms! .... or wedding girl noms... I dunno the story and I am very curious.

I read the dev comments in the English side of DLsite, and it seems the main character is a princess.

Princess huh? Okay then... must hurt her feet wearing those heels nonstop.

[Nibor]

Hell yeah. But if they give her a stat bonus, I don't think she minds.

[Nouvi]

Oh yeah, completely forgot checking this for responses...and yeah, go something I should have added, Nibor.
I know you said you were playing english version, but even if it's "english" version, the code and engine itself is highly likely the original japanese one, with english translated text.
In a few unusual cases this can result in odd happenings of certain japanese-font english letters (something about JIS or unicode interpetation-something I think?) appearing just like it did for you - like boxes, or squares, both filled or outline kind apparently.

So yeah... that's why I suggested double checking on language pack/locale.