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How do I get rid of the speaker noise?
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With my PC I have the problem of getting noise on the speakers. When I turn the volume a bit high there is an annoying noise. Same noise happens when I am connected to the Internet with a 56k modem (HSP MicroModem). It sometimes looks like pure white noise, other times looks like my speakers are receiving radio signals. There are no people that do radio transmissions (e.g. hams) nearby but I live near an airport. If I disable sound in MS-Windows' volume control the noise stops but it's difficult to listen to music What can be causing this noise on my computer speakers and how to get rid of it? []s -- Chaos Master® - Posting from Brazil MSN: / ICQ: 126735906 BRASNET: Wizard_of_Yendor at #POA, #Canoas, #XLinuxNews "Lasciate ogni speranza o voi ch'entrate." -- Inferno NetHack in Portuguese: http://nethack-pt.sourceforge.net/ |
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How do I get rid of the speaker noise?
Chaos Master wrote:
Hello people With my PC I have the problem of getting noise on the speakers. When I turn the volume a bit high there is an annoying noise. Same noise happens when I am connected to the Internet with a 56k modem (HSP MicroModem). It sometimes looks like pure white noise, other times looks like my speakers are receiving radio signals. There are no people that do radio transmissions (e.g. hams) nearby but I live near an airport. If I disable sound in MS-Windows' volume control the noise stops but it's difficult to listen to music What can be causing this noise on my computer speakers and how to get rid of it? []s Sometimes muting the microphone input helps. -- The e-mail address in our reply-to line is reversed in an attempt to minimize spam. Our true address is of the form . |
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How do I get rid of the speaker noise?
Chaos Master writes:
Hello people With my PC I have the problem of getting noise on the speakers. When I turn the volume a bit high there is an annoying noise. Same noise happens when I am connected to the Internet with a 56k modem (HSP MicroModem). It sometimes looks like pure white noise, other times looks like my speakers are receiving radio signals. There are no people that do radio transmissions (e.g. hams) nearby but I live near an airport. If I disable sound in MS-Windows' volume control the noise stops but it's difficult to listen to music What can be causing this noise on my computer speakers and how to get rid of it? I know I have a ground loop in my system somewhere that causes some wacky annoying noises when I have 2 computers both plugged into a single speaker system (which has 2 inputs). Are you pluggin your speakers, modem and computer into the same outlet? If not, try that and see if the problem goes away. Best Regards, -- /"\ ASCII Ribbon Campaign | Todd H \ / | http://www.toddh.net/ X Promoting good netiquette | http://triplethreatband.com/ / \ http://www.toddh.net/netiquette/ | "4 lines suffice." |
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How do I get rid of the speaker noise?
Mas barbaridade! CJT tu escreveste isto tchê?
Sometimes muting the microphone input helps. Not, in fact I don't have a mic and muting the Audio CD input cures a lot of the noise. []s -- Chaos Master® - Posting from Porto Alegre, Brazil MSN: / ICQ: 126735906 BRASNET: Wizard_of_Yendor at #POA, #Canoas, #XLinuxNews NetHack in Portuguese: http://nethack-pt.sourceforge.net/ |
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How do I get rid of the speaker noise?
Mas barbaridade! Todd H. tu escreveste isto tchê?
I know I have a ground loop in my system somewhere that causes some wacky annoying noises when I have 2 computers both plugged into a single speaker system (which has 2 inputs). Are you pluggin your speakers, modem and computer into the same outlet? If not, try that and see if the problem goes away. Yes, they're all plugged into the same outlet, via a line filter. I've found that muting the Audio CD (!) input cures the problem. []s -- Chaos Master® - Posting from Porto Alegre, Brazil MSN: / ICQ: 126735906 BRASNET: Wizard_of_Yendor at #POA, #Canoas, #XLinuxNews NetHack in Portuguese: http://nethack-pt.sourceforge.net/ |
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How do I get rid of the speaker noise?
Chaos Master writes:
Mas barbaridade! CJT tu escreveste isto tchê? Sometimes muting the microphone input helps. Not, in fact I don't have a mic and muting the Audio CD input cures a lot of the noise. That's not surprising. The analog audio cd input and the microphone input aren't all tha tdifferent from each other--they're both analog inputs that can have noise on them even if they're disconnected. Glad you solved your problem. -- /"\ ASCII Ribbon Campaign | Todd H \ / | http://www.toddh.net/ X Promoting good netiquette | http://triplethreatband.com/ / \ http://www.toddh.net/netiquette/ | "4 lines suffice." |
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