Note that this is not an in-game setting. If you set your sound card’s audio format to anything higher than 24 Bits, 48000 Hz, you may experience audio issues or crashes with Aliens vs predator 3. Image: How the default format selection looks in RealTek HD Audio manager (select your playback device in Audio Manager and select the ‘default format’ tab)

Set the default format to 24-bits, 48000Hz or less (if it doesn't work with 48000Hz, try 24 bits, 44100Hz).

Locate the option that allows you change the default audio format for the card.

Follow the steps below to change the audio sampling rate. Most users who experienced crashing, black screens at launch, audio problems and other issues seem to have solved them by reducing the audio sampling rate to a lower value – one that the game can handle. If your system’s audio sampling rate is set to anything above 48hz, it’ll likely cause AVP 3 to go haywire. In this article we list some fixes that will hopefully solve your problems for good and let you enjoy the game without bugs and glitches. Thankfully, it’s not hard to bypass these annoyances. Most of the crashes and other issues seem to be related to DirectX 11 mode and system audio sampling rate. While the game is mainly bug free, some people seem to be having intermittent crashes to desktop (CTD), black screens, stuttering, distorted, delayed or lagging audio both in game + in cutscenes and various other problems. AVP 2010 is the third game in the series which kicked off back in 1999.

They just keep coming don’t they? Another highly anticipated PC title Aliens vs Predator (commonly known as AVP 3 or AVP 2010) was released to the public yesterday.

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