I would make sure you have the SD card put in, and then kill the power to the saber via kill key(if you have one) and then try it afterwards. You may have just somehow switched your color profiles.
I would make sure you have the SD card put in, and then kill the power to the saber via kill key(if you have one) and then try it afterwards. You may have just somehow switched your color profiles.
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I’m hoping that’s the case, but I’ve never edited this soundcard before. I was doing an install with it right out of the box. I’ll still try it to be sure, I’m willing to do anything at this pointOriginally Posted by Forgetful Jedi Knight
If you’ve never touched the card before, it’s highly likely that the color profiles might need tweaking. You can see what you have to push in the manual to cycle through the profiles, that way, you shouldn’t need to touch the card.
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