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I'd suggest updating your drivers for both audio and video, checking the configuration of your gaming settings on your audio card or chipset (if you have on-board audio from the motherboard) and checking your GPU settings as well.
If that doesn't work, do a clean uninstall of the game, redownload and try again. If it persists, try Googling the problem. EA's troubleshooting guide or forums might have a solution.
I thought this man was insane... but after doing the same thing... the sound is actually working.
What in the actual madness?
How in the world of computers??
What made you even attempt this.. you are a madman.
Thank you!!
It reminds me of an issue I had quite some time ago, though. I had a 5.1 sound system connected to my PC, and some games would only play certain monaural stuff through the center speaker which would then cause connected stereo devices (such as headphones or the stereomix channel) to not play sounds from that. Maybe that issue is related? I would assume in that case that VLC mixes the surround sound down into stereo, so the headphones get their stereo signal instead of surround sound?