Hi,
I've seen this addressed in other threads but even after setting the sampling rate to the lowest possible setting I would still get audio crackles and pops. This combined with lowering settings did not help. I've been trying all weekend to fix it so I can try out the new game with my friends but I just can't get it to work so I can enjoy a match.
EA Staff (Retired)Hello @DreadZep
I guess you have already tried solution from this thread http://answers.ea.com/t5/Technical-Issues/PC-Titanfall-2-Audio-stuttering to no avail? Do you have a separate audio card? Have you tried to use some simple headphones just to see if this makes any difference?
Cheers,
Archi
Hi @EA_Archi,
I've tried 44.1kHz/16 bit and it helped but the problem still persisted and got worse when there were more rendering objects nearby. I've tried headphones that are originally 7.1 (but I think it's simulated, plantronics gamecom 780) and set the windows audio setting to stereo and I still couldn't properly play a match.
I've also tried repairing the game and removing the audio files and repairing on a different occasion.
I put the process priority at above normal as well and I've changed video and audio settings to try several times with several different setups.
Otherwise I have no separate audio card and my GPU is a MSI GTX 1070, CPU is an AMD X4 760K quad core.
Thanks for your reply,
Dread
EA Staff (Retired)Hello @DreadZep
Can you perform a Clean boot? https://support.microsoft.com/en-ie/kb/929135
Wonder if some kind of additional software interrupts the sound. How does you monitor is connected to your PC? HDMI?
Guys try disabling Origin overlay.
Next to Play button in Origin, settings -> game properties-> untick "Enable Origin Overlay"
