Senatov

Go into your router settings and try to set your PC as the DMZ host.

What application/program/game is telling you that it is strict? What router do you have? How is your "device" connected? I had this problem a while back with my Xbox, and I fixed it by setting the Xbox in the router settings as the "DMZ Host."

I had to jerry-rig it work, but I ended up doing using Virtual Audio Cable to make 2 "Virtual" Audio Lines on my computer, then I used Audio Repeater MME in 2 windows to port the sound from Line 1 to my headphones, then on the second window, from line 1 to line 2, then in the audio settings, set line 1 as the default playback device, set line 2 as the default recording device, and then used line 2 to "listen to this device" and set the playback through the capture card HDMI. It works great though! Just like I wanted it to.

Does anyone know? I really need this to work. UPDATE: My capture card supports the analog audio, so a splitter could work, but the problem then is that my headphones are USB, and they are really nice, so I don't want to go buy ones with the 3.5 mm jacks.

When and if GTA V comes out for PC, and if it supports mods and if LCPDFR is made for GTA V, will the site still be called LCPDFR, or LSPDFR? I'm just wondering...

The headset is a USB Surround Sound Game Headset, the Capture Card uses audio over HDMI. Windows only lets me choose one or the other, I need to send the sound over both at the same time.

I can help to a degree.

I just hooked up the DVI and the HDMI and the capture card and it works well. The problem now is how do I have Windows send the audio out to my headphones and to the capture card at the same time?

This month? Nice.

Yes. My PC can handle it, but my capture card has software that let's me rewind and save a clip in case I am not recording. The problem with those programs is that you have to be recording all the time, and I end up missing things that would have been great clips.

Can I use DVI and HDMI on my video card at the same time at the same resolution, with the DVI going into my monitor, and the HDMI going in to my capture card? Also, can I send audio out the headphone jack and over HDMI at the same time? Thanks Specs: Windows 7 Ultimate Intel i7 4770k GTX 770 SuperClocked Some Gigabyte board that was cheap.

Thanks so much! It worked like a charm!

It's the most complicated mod I have ever installed. ENB's are easier to install than this.

Carrythxd, This is the Person Transport Service mod on GTA4-mods.com, Cyron43 wants me to copy and paste the text, other people have done so in the comments, but within GTA IV, I cannot seem to highlight the text to copy it. Do you know how this is done? Thanks.

I am having a problem with a script mod for GTA IV, and the developer of the mod wants me to copy and paste the "call stack" or what I assume is the box that comes up when you press the '~' key. I have scrolled up to the part I need, but how do I copy and paste it? It does not seem to work like you would copy and paste other text. It's about 20-30 lines long and I can't type out the whole thing. Please help!

Thanks!

Hello, Has anyone seen a CVPI with an all blue Whelen Liberty lightbar? EDIT: For GTA IV of course. Thanks.

Does anyone know of a nice ENB that will provide graphics like in the GTA V trailers? I am on patch 1.0.7.0 and I don't like those ENB's that just jack up the saturation. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. Senatov

I used to do that, but this way is a catch-all and is easier, I guess it depends how much space you have.

If you are like me and have reinstalled GTA IV many times because of screwing it up with mods and stuff, you know how annoying it is to reinstall the game, and how long it takes. I have the DVD version of the game (oldschool) and it takes hours all because of putting some ENB file in the wrong folder or because the game crashes upon opening after a botched mod installation, or just because GTA IV doesn't like to work. I figured out a way to not have to do this again. Simply install the game with no mods, open up your GTA IV folder, and COPY (NOT MOVE) everything in the folder to a new folder as a backup. When ever the game is screwed up simply COPY & PASTE (NOT MOVE) everything back in to your GTA IV folder to restore it. Sure it will take up an extra 13-15 or so GB on your HD, but the ends justify the means when you can avoid 1-2 hours of reinstalling the game and simply restore it at the click of a button. Good luck!

I found a James Bond (Daniel Craig) mod for GTA IV and I figured it would be cool to make him an undercover cop or something and make a video about it.

I was just talking about how the judge was kind of out of line making the defense work all night after a full day of litigation, starting the next day's proceedings at 8 AM, then walking out on everyone. I can see that clearly this thread got out of hand. But on a side note, I think he should be acquitted due to the fact it's basically impossible to prove it was not self-defense.

I finally got it working by shortening the names to 1 character and adding a TON of music. When I press complete scan, it takes longer to sort through the songs.

I still have been unable to fix the problem. Can someone who has it working please explain exactly how they did it? This is really frustrating.

Thanks, I have done it all correctly, but the problem is that I cannot find what blue to use. Some look too purple, some are too washed out. I am trying to match the blue on the other side of the lightbar, but the eyedropper tool gives me a different blue when I use it. I am trying to find what the correct blue is, or at least one that looks right.