Also if the problem continues. Assuming your using a 64bit machine.
This is not an Assaultcube issue but an OpenAl issue. But its simple to fix.
AssaultCube uses the official OpenAL implementation by default.
If you encounter any sound problems you can switch to OpenAL-Soft,
this can be done by renaming openal32_RemoveThisPartToUseOpenAL-Soft.dll
to openal32.dll
Simply use your file explorer find your way to Assaultcube directory.
Look for a sub directory called Bin_win32 .
In here are the open_Al files.
So simply look for the the file called Openal32_removethisparttouseopenal-soft.dll.
Right click on it and choose to rename it to Openal32.dll
you will be asked if you want to do this action .. Just click yes.
I have installed Ac numerous times and this works for me everytime.
In short your going back to a 32bit Openal version that works
This is not an Assaultcube issue but an OpenAl issue. But its simple to fix.
AssaultCube uses the official OpenAL implementation by default.
If you encounter any sound problems you can switch to OpenAL-Soft,
this can be done by renaming openal32_RemoveThisPartToUseOpenAL-Soft.dll
to openal32.dll
Simply use your file explorer find your way to Assaultcube directory.
Look for a sub directory called Bin_win32 .
In here are the open_Al files.
So simply look for the the file called Openal32_removethisparttouseopenal-soft.dll.
Right click on it and choose to rename it to Openal32.dll
you will be asked if you want to do this action .. Just click yes.
I have installed Ac numerous times and this works for me everytime.
In short your going back to a 32bit Openal version that works
