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diff --git a/bin_win32/openal32_readme.txt b/bin_win32/openal32_readme.txt
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-AssaultCube comes with two different OpenAL implementations:
-
-- OpenAL 2.0.3 (Official)
-- OpenAL-Soft 1.4.272 customized
-
-Both have their pros and cons. By default, the official OpenAL (oalinst.exe)
-is installed during setup. If you experience sound problems in AssaultCube
-you might want to switch to OpenAL-Soft. This can be done by renaming the file
-
-openal32_RemoveThisPartToUseOpenAL-Soft.dll
-
-to
-
-openal32.dll
-
-This way, AssaultCube detects this file on startup and loads OpenAL-Soft. Otherwise
-it would fall back to the system-wide installed Official OpenAL implementation.
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+OpenAL-Soft is an OpenAL implementation licensed under the terms of the LGPL.
+Visit http://kcat.strangesoft.net/openal.html
+
+
+AssaultCube uses a customized version of OpenAL-Soft 1.5.304
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