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10-04-2009 09:18 AM #1Honorary Member
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Crackley sound help plez
hey guys,
i have a minor issue with my sound and i believe it has something to do with my PC and not the speakers.
The issue is when playing music or sounds you hear an occasional crackley noise every few seconds. It's really not that bigger deal but when you start hearing it u can't stop hearing it and is therefore frustrating.
Theres a few possibilities that i believe it could have relation to. These are:
- PC onboard sounds, possibly soundcard necessary?
- The fact the music is downloaded and not from a CD?
- Windows Media Player issue?
- Incorrect equalization?
Please help
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10-04-2009 11:17 AM #2
Is it with every song? Maybe theres an issue in the wiring of your speakers?
It could be your equalization so have a fiddle round with that and see if it helps.
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it's defo not the speakers, theyre brand new.
Originally Posted by wreckyy
Is it with every song? Maybe theres an issue in the wiring of your speakers?
It could be your equalization so have a fiddle round with that and see if it helps.
i really dont think it would be equalization, ive fiddled with it for a while.
I'll keep lookin round and see what it is
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To make sure its not the speakers, use headphones.
Have you overclocked your PC or tried to overclock?
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10-04-2009 12:06 PM #5
Interference is the big cause here...
Check where your PC is plugged into is a decent source for power
Apart from that, Onboard sound drivers are the biggest player here!
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ksoz for the late reply, been busy. ill try and update the drivers and see what the go is Originally Posted by studiosoundguy
Interference is the big cause here...
Check where your PC is plugged into is a decent source for power
Apart from that, Onboard sound drivers are the biggest player here!
EDIT: Updated drivers, absolutely no difference.
Has the same problem with a headset also therefore it isn't the speakers.Last edited by radCAT; 13-04-2009 at 10:39 AM.
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13-04-2009 11:30 AM #7
Hmmm
Could be interference...
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13-04-2009 12:27 PM #8Sydney Lan Manager
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You can hear the crackling when using headphones aswell? or speakers only?
EDIT: sarge already said this and you've already answered it ^ ><
had same issue... but that was when I put a sound card into my comp... so im back to using onboard.
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13-04-2009 03:41 PM #9
Yeah could be latency issues on the PCI Bus too
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