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Enigma Sapi - Problem Resolved
Posted: Sun Feb 27, 2005 9:48 am
by Old Yellowstain
Stupid question but, you are logged in as administrator right?
The only reason it's stupid is because I just said in my last post:
UPDATE: OK. I found Permissions when running RegEdit, under the EDIT menu option. I'm running as admin.
Why am I laughing?

Enigma Sapi - Problem Resolved
Posted: Sun Feb 27, 2005 10:33 am
by Old Yellowstain
I even went to CONTROL PANEL - SPEECH and did two training sessions. Tried reinstalling the Enigma Sapi. Again, no folder shown.
Is there any way to debug the MSI's execution?
Enigma Sapi - Problem Resolved
Posted: Sun Feb 27, 2005 9:10 pm
by Jesper
Is the sAPI listed under Add/Remove Programs? if so then try remove it from there and reinstall it.
Enigma Sapi - Problem Resolved
Posted: Sun Feb 27, 2005 9:19 pm
by Old Yellowstain
Is the sAPI listed under Add/Remove Programs? if so then try remove it from there and reinstall it.
Been there, done that - several times.
After uninstalling, I scan the registry for "enigmasapi". All cleared.
When installed, the 2 entries I find for the SAPI have a null value for key "InstallLocation". What do you have?
I even tried manually modifying the keys to point to where I wanted it installed and then ran the MSI installer and tried the REPAIR option. No change and the "InstallLocation" keys reverted back to null.

HELP! HELP! HELP!

Enigma Sapi - Problem Resolved
Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2005 7:03 am
by Jesper
Are you rebooting inbetween the un/re-installs?
Enigma Sapi - Problem Resolved
Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2005 7:09 am
by Old Yellowstain
Are you rebooting inbetween the un/re-installs?
Possibly not in the last one, though I've rebooted my PC since last trying to install the SAPI.
BTW, I installed Enigma on another PC now and noticed that there is no Enigma SAPI folder there either but the mike interface works. Is that the norm? No physical folder?
Enigma Sapi - Problem Resolved
Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2005 8:14 am
by Old Yellowstain

IT'S WORKING!
Backed up player folder. Uninstalled Enigma. Manually removed any references to "enigma", "tesseraction" and "dreamcatcher" from the Windows registry.
Rebooted. Reinstalled. Rebooted again. Entered CD key. Went into preferences and ran the mike test. I had to lean close to my built in mike but it worked!
Installed the US Gold upgrade patch. Rebooted. Restored my player directory. Started ERT. Agreed to EULA.

Went into preferences and tested mike again. Works!
Started a patrol mission and barked some orders. Worked!
Played another 2 minutes and crashed to desktop.
I'm sure that was a fluke. At least I hope it was.
UPDATE: The crashes continued until I lowered the audio card's hardware acceleration setting from maximum down one notch. I had upped it yesterday during my testing of the SAPI problem and forgot to lower it. So, if you're having crashes, lowering audio card hardware acceleration might resolve the problem for you, too.
Now I'm whistling happy like Steamboat Willy!
Enigma Sapi - Problem Resolved
Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2005 6:36 pm
by Maxim
Side note, here is a reccomendation for a piece of equipment that should not be forgotten when it comes to voice controlled games,... the price is too low compared to the new benefits that come with it..
head phones by plantronics - model# ".audio 90" (dont ask me why they use the dot in front of the word audio, but thats how you have to search for them..) one site offers them here
www.provantage.com
I paid about $16.95ea. plus shipping and bought four or five of them for all my computers.. and many of the teamspeak users have heard the quality of my mic when I speak and went and bought the same pair. Everyone reports the best quality, most comfortable fitting, adjustable, booming audio headset they ever owned. Highs and lows for game playing and music playing were excellent.
The directional hearing in a submarine or any other first person shooter is highest quality.. so dont be miffed if I can locate and sneak up on you in any game..
I do not have to lean forward to my pc laptop "built in" mic, or a built in mic on my monitor and be annoyed by the fact others might complain my voice quality is poor.. these plantronics mics pick up your voice and transmit it clearly to the game and others.. no problems recognizing my voice commands.
Many people only concentrate on improving their computer graphics cards and frame rates.. but the human need for audio cues is even more important for submariners. The secret is out..
Enigma Sapi - Problem Resolved
Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2005 7:08 pm
by Old Yellowstain
Thanks for the suggestion. I have a similar headphone and mike. Cost me much more, plugs into USB and both input and output are horrible quality.
Time for a change for the better!

Enigma Sapi - Problem Resolved
Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2005 9:53 am
by Old Yellowstain
Capt. Maxim, much thanks! I just got the Plantronics .90 headphones with mike. Comfortable. Clear sound. Mike works perfectly. Cheap.
Another satisfied customer!
