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[don.noca]

Yes, it could happen I misinterpreted some steps so, please, don't be misled with conf.ini part. The rest of my post is accurate for sure.

Regards...

EDIT:

I was not lazy so I checked once again and tried to set sampling rate to 1 and number of channels to 4 by manually editing conf.ini, as CUP manual suggests and as Mick reminded Simon. I have ONLY started the game and pressed "quit" right away, without touching anything. Checked conf.ini and number of channels was 3 instead of 4. Also, conf.ini doesn't have read-only attribute set. It seems I didn't misinterpret anything after all. Sorry Mick, please don't find this offending...

[Flying H]

I suggest you change the settings in the conf.ini and save it then you rightclick properties and make it read only before starting the game. Test and recheck after closing the game.

[don.noca]

Frankly, I don't see a reason to keep a conf.ini value (by making a file read-only) which can't be supported by a hardware platform. Finally, I'm not the one with an issue here, I was just sharing my experiences regarding this matter because, as I wrote already, it seems to me that this works properly in my case (Tiger's flybys + Jiver's pack, that is). Anyhow, thanks for being interested in...

[Mick]

Checked conf.ini and number of channels was 3 instead of 4.

... looks like your hardware and/or your (not updated) sound drivers are involved ...

Do you have a sound card or "only" an inboard sound chip ...?

Are you playing on a PC or a laptop ...? 

[don.noca]

Of course it is a hardware matter, drivers involved are the latest (installed everything recently on newly bought Lenovo Y50-70). I guess it is related to Cavimanus HS-G700V headset, sound subsystem in my case.

I'm afraid this discussion won't help our colleague in resolving his Tiger/Jiver issue. So, my suggestion still stands...