Luca A.

I'm quite sure that it is possible to use two different crack sounds for each bullet type in ArmA, one for "near" passbys, the other for distant bullets (50 meters away or more). It would probably be both more realistic and more immersive to change the distant crack into a "whiz". Also, these sounds depend on the bullet fired, so it's perfectly possible to add something better for larger ammunition (i.e. cannons, etc.). I've changed and added many sounds to the game, but did not intend to "release them" at first. I should probably post a YouTube video to showcase the modifications and get some feedback, but I don't know how to capture ingame footage and save it to video... FRAPS? Thanks, Luca A.

Hi everyone, I'd be interested in knowing if anyone has encountered this problem before. I have an external RME Fireface 800 audio card: if the audio interface is connected and active, ArmA fails to initialize and crashes on startup. It took a while to figure out what the problem was... I've been playing for two months using my on-board audio, without any problem. I just have to turn the RME off before launching ArmA. Nonetheless, I'd like to know if there's a known solution to this issue. Thanks in advance, Luca A.