#BOYCOTT ADVANCE AUDIO PROBLEMS DRIVER#
Sound driver (directsound, xaudio, openal, SDL): Which games, if any, are NOT affected by the issue (please state if GBA or GB game): Which games are affected by the issue (please state if GBA or GB game):Īll of the GBA games I have tested so far including the ones I gave details to above have the issue.
They are all proper dumps.įile: Metroid Fusion (USA, Australia).gba I tested 20 of my GBA games however I will provide details of a few ROMs I mainly tested with. You can optionally enable the stereo upmixing setting, doesn't matter though because the result is still the same.Go to the " Advanced" tab and select any of the options (in my case I prefer using XAudio2, even so the popping happens with all the options besides SDL).Go to the " Basic" tab and set the sample rate to 48 KHz, the volume doesn't matter.I tested with two other headsets and I still got the popping issues. My number of sound buffers is automatically set the 10 frames (10 frames = 166.67 ms), I then checked to make sure I had everything else set up. I set the emulator sound sample rate to 48 KHz, I set my device setting to XAudio2 (this is the best device setting for any emulator in my opinion) and of course I set the "Default device" to "Speakers (USB Audio Device)" (regardless of using either of the options I still get popping sounds). I just bought a brand new Spirit Wolf Sades R9 gaming headset and I have it all set up.
I tested numerous Game Boy Advance games to try and figure out if it actually affected all the GBA games being played, sure enough this seemed to be the case. Actual behaviorĪnytime I choose one of these options, I always end up hearing popping sounds during gameplay. Using the settings options OpenAL, XAudio2, or DirectSound while using headsets/headphones should provide great quality sound with no popping/crackling noises during gameplay. Please fill out this form: Expected behavior
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