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The ambient music (when free roaming) won't play in Far Cry 4 UNLESS you're near a bell tower.
Unfortunately, the above solution didn't work for the ambient music problem.
As much as I'd like to do the rest of the solutions, I just have a few questions:
I right clicked the loudspeaker icon in the lower right corner of my screen, but there is no sound card settings. Where are the sound card settings?
Where do you change the sound settings to play in stereo?
I tried looking up the locations of both the sound card settings and where you set the sound to stereo, but I didn't find any actual solutions.
Can anyone help me with this please?
Yeah.... Thanks for trying to help me, though.
So apparently, for the ambient music to work, you have to downgrade the version of the game.
When Ubisoft patched the game to its recent version, the ambient music apparently crashed the game, so Ubisoft decided to remove it entirely.
How the music crashes the game is beyond me.
MEG Unify X570 Motherboard.
Xonar U7.
Tried with Xonar U7, onboard Realtek, and even via the Xbox One Controller using the headphones. Also tried disabling all other outputs like the AMD output, the Monitor's output, etc.
Still no go.
This is the only game that has no audio no matter what and it's quite frustrating that can't find a solution.
remember FAR CRY 4 only supports up to 5.1 sound .. not 7.1
Thank you for your help with this.
- Ubisoft Support
I have tried contacting support but it only takes me to the chat help page. And the chat button is disabled and says please choose another method, but there's no other method to choose from!
see where it says
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If you did not find your answer in one of our support FAQs, please describe your issue in detail below.
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and you can add system files as well
i do not own your sound setup sorry but i can say its not that hard to configure your sound device in windows to make the game work properly
and yes you will need to use 5.1 sound or stereo settings as the game does not support surround sound ..it came out in 2014 like that ..and no that's not likely to change
Please make sure you've followed the steps in our troubleshooting guide[www.ubisoft.com] - in this case, I'd highly recommend updating your sound drivers and Windows install, verifying the game files, and checking for background programs that might interfere with your sound (particularly if there is software bundled with your audio drivers).
If it still doesn't work, as WID99 has suggested, contacting us is indeed the best idea. I understand you've not been able to get through to us via our Live Chat or a support ticket - my apologies for this, our live chat is currently a little over capacity, and our support tickets are only available for specific issues. Please try again to use the Live Chat service at another team, or alternatively, you can reach out to us via Facebook or Twitter with the links below.
In your message to us, please be sure to describe in detail what happens when you try to play the game, and what troubleshooting steps you've tried already.
Facebook PM[ubi.li]
Twitter DM[ubi.li]
Ubisoft Support's help website[www.ubisoft.com]
Let me know if you continue to have issues getting in touch!
- Ubisoft Support
Unfortunately, the basic troubleshooting guide was of no help. I followed all the other options like deleting the xaudio files and re-installing the DirectX, disabled Dolby, placed in stereo mode with lower audio frequencies, tried with a multitide of audio output testings within my setup, disabled unused HDMI outputs, etc, but nothing worked.
I remember I had similar issue with this game even with my previous desktop system - Asus Rog Strix H370-F Gaming motherboard.
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But what I haven't tried was running it under Linux. I don't know why I never thought of that, but I'm running Arch Linux too, so I installed Steam and checked this game in Linux, and ... it WORKS without issues! It even works with 5.1 digital output via my Xonar U7 coax output!
I know this is not the solution, but just a workaround, but I'm both tired trying to fix this in WIndows and happy that I can finally make it run in Linux (under Proton 7.0-1).
Thanks for continuous support, both from the community and Ubisoft. I'm surprised the developer keeping in touch with the community! Great!