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Spikend
 
Reply Mon 7 Nov, 2005 12:46 pm
Hey all!

I've newly bought the game call of duty 2.
But i got a problem!

My video card don't support "Alpha Blending". Can you help me?
My warning message when trying to start the game:



configure.csv: using CPU configuration 2 GHz 512 MB
execing configure.cfg
configure.csv: using GPU configuration "Radeon 98*"
Measured CPU speed is 2.59 GHz
System memory is 512 MB (capped at 1 GB)
Video card is "128 DDR ATI Radeon 9800"
Streaming SIMD Extensions (SSE) supported

----- Client Initialization -----
----- Initializing Renderer ----
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----- Client Initialization Complete -----
----- R_Init -----
Getting Direct3D 9 interface...
Pixel shader version is 2.0
Vertex shader version is 2.0
Video card or driver doesn't support alpha blending.
Error during initialization:
Video card or driver doesn't support alpha blending.
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fishin
 
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Reply Mon 7 Nov, 2005 05:43 pm
Update your video driver and the version of DirectX 3D (you need to be running DirectX 3d version 9.0c) you are running.

The ATI Radeon 9800 series cards DO support alpha blending. I think you have either an outdated driver or your DirectX 3D is an older unsupported version..
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Spikend
 
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Reply Tue 8 Nov, 2005 07:14 am
Driver
Ok, but i don't find where i can download the upptade for the driver.
I'm running Windows XP Pro.
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timberlandko
 
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Reply Tue 8 Nov, 2005 08:29 am
Try the Driver Download pages at the Support website for your machine's vendor first (some machines, notably Dell and HP/Compac, use proprietary drivers), and if nothing relevant turns up there, look HERE[/i][/b].

Its a good idea to backup existing drivers - just in case - then uninstall them, before installing the freshly downloaded updated drivers, BTW.

Oh, yeah - and check the card's Properties in Device Manager to determine the exact model and version of your card and the version of its installed drivers before doing anything else.
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