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Try taking the audio out, (via the headphone socket or dedicated audio output socket), to a separate amplifier and speaker set. It will sound a great deal better. If it does not sound better and other games / audio CD's sound OK, then the audio track on the PC game is corrupted. Cheers

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You seem to be far too fixated on animated chipmunks, try using a peer to peer downloading service to search and acquire your desired movie: such as bit torrent, and then take your attitude elsewhere.

The speed of the sound coming out of the chip is too fast. Perhaps it was designed in Europe where the frequency of their electrical network is 50 Hz It is 60 Hz here and may speed it up unless they designed a way to calibrate it. Chances are it was not thought out that well at the design stage.

Install a set of Codecs. This is a small set of Standard Programs that allow the correct interpretation of the Audio and video files used on your computer. KLcodecs is a good place to start. They are free and should cover the vast majority of file formats.

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This is usually caused by a missing codec, so the computer tries to compensate, and the results aren't always acceptable.

I would download a codec package called K-Lite codec pack, it has every codec needed.

Here is a link for it.

http://www.codecguide.com/download_k-lite_codec_pack_mega.htm

Click on the direct download selection there on the page, and it will download an installer with all the codecs.

Run the program after it is done downloading, and then after running it, reboot your computer.

There is a selection for 64 bit on the page as well, in case you are running 64 bit operating system.

Once rebooted, your chipmunk audio problem should be resolved.

I hope this helps you out, and have a good day.

Re-install your sound driver, and see if that solves your problem,,

Let me know if that worked,

You can remove your sound driver from the device manager , by right clicking on my computer, select Properties, and then under the harware tab you'll find device manager

Good Luck

I would try to update the drivers for your sound card. If there is not an update try uninstalling the driver and re-installing it again. I had this problem with my speakers recently and this worked for me. Did not have the chipmunks sound though.