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• Tecra A4 - audio noise. URGENT!

  Hello
  last week, I bought my new tecra a4-168
  but there is audio noise when I play the audio CD, mp3, midi...
  I tried the helmet and it's the same problem (which means that it is not the fault of speakers)
  I tested all the files on other PCs and they were very good.
  I tried to disable powermanagment but the problem remains the same, I also updated the bios.

  the audio driver version is 5.12.1.5240

  Hello

  I can't imagine that this problem is on the first day. You did notice since when this noise persists? On this path, it is not easy to say why this sound produced what may be the reason.

  I put t believe that noise occur because of the sound card. If there is no success, change audio settings don't try to reinstall the unit with recovery CD. If the problem persists it is definitely a hardware failure and the unit can be checked by the service partner. The warranty will cover all costs.

• How to add stereo audio noise in hearing

  So, here's the deal. I recorded an interview outside in the woods for a video that I produce. It's video and audio. Fortunately, I also "room tone", or in this case, your "forest". But in post-production, I discovered that I needed some new audio that person, whom I interviewed. So, I sent them my recorder and tie to mimic the original as much as possible interview audio. He went to a closet in disarray inside his house to record this new audio. So now I have this large wav file. But I want to add this 'tone of the forest' in the file wav in hearing. So it's a bit like noise reduction, except that I'm trying to add noise in. I can't quite figure out what to do.

  You must find the longer strand of tone of the forest without any other noise on this as you can and pass it in multitracks to make it last the duration of your new audio. You find that you need to overlap a few curls slightly to avoid the obvious of the loop joins noise, but with a little experience it generally works better than you might think. If you can find multiple bits and link them in the same way, it will be even better.

  On another track, add your new audio. Go to the mixer and adjust the levels to taste. And when you read both, you'll find yourself with the sound of a closet in a forest. And that, I fear, we cannot help you!

• No Audio / noise coming from my speakers, get the message: "material changes may not have been detected." When I click the speaker icon to troubleshoot

  Recently, my son plugged his headphones Turtle Beach X 12 in the front USB and my computer's audio input. Since he took the helmet, I have had no audio of my Logitech speakers.  When I click the speaker icon to get out of trouble, I get this message: "material changes may not have been detected." When I go to my control panel to manage my audio devices, I get a message that says no audio device is installed. I tried the simple things like the removal and reinstallation of my speakers and tries a recovery to date before my son his headphones plugged the computer, but those who have not yet worked. I have to uninstall and reinstall my sound card?

  Hello

  Which could be necessary, but first, first try the software road. Try the steps in this tutorial and see if that solves the problem: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-IN/windows/no-sound-help#no-sound=windows-7&v1h=win8tab1&v2h=win7tab1&v3h=winvistatab1&v4h=winxptab1 .

  Keep me posted and let me know how you fare.

  Kind regards

  BearPup

• Little noises between almost every Cup

  There are separate and unwanted audio short pieces between most of my cuts on my current project, how can I get rid of them and why are they here?

  What type of audio do you mean? Is it clicks, real audio, noise, like the music, voice, etc.? Have you played the clips separately to ensure that the audio is not associated with the clip? What are the specifications of the clips? The audio is there when you add a transition? What version of iMovie and Mac OS are you running? As you can see on my questions more information is needed to find a solution.

• XPS 8700, out-of-box speaker 5.1 audio problems

  I had ongoing audio problems since the purchase of my XPS 8700 8.1 desktop system of 64-bit Windows on January 15 and set up with my speaker Altec Lansing 5.1 system existing. The strangest thing happens when I play audio from different sources.

  When I use YouTube programs and music of Windows, Dell MaxAudio Audio Pro software plays audio perfectly thanks to 5.1 speakers. But, when I listen to music via iTunes or try to watch a movie from a DVD factory in my factory installed DVD player, the audio plays through my two front speakers.

  In addition to the issue with my 5.1 speakers, I have constant audio noise/hiss through my speakers. But, it is stranger than most of the time when I move my mouse quickly, I can hear the movement of the mouse in my speakers. The 'mouse noise' is minimal, but you can certainly hear coming from the speakers.

  I spent the greater part of the past month trying to find a solution to these problems - especially the sound of hissing sound coming from my speakers and iTunes music only 2 front speakers and not my sub or rear speakers (sometimes audio will be same break in iTunes).

  I had no chance whatsoever to find a "fix for the problem of iTunes/5.1 speakers, so I'd appreciate any help on this. About whistling noise emitting speakers, here's what I what I met so far, but I have yet to try it (this solution came from Google):

  SOLUTION: Go to the Realtek site (www.realtek.com.tw) > click on downloads in main menu > click on High Definition Audio Codecs (software) > accept the advice > download 64-bit Vista, Windows7, Windows8, Windows8.1 driver only. Version R2.73. I clicked and downloaded the link US2: 64bit_Win7_Win8_Win81_R273.exe (103MB). I then ran the installation program which required two reboots to install completely.

  ITS OWN PURE! The hiss is now gone when listening with my speakers. Moreover, the Dell Audio MAXX Audio Pro, which is delivered on the Dell XPS works always. I don't know what hidden feature, I could have lost, but I consider that it is resolved.

  Someone has already tried this solution but who has experienced similar problems than me? I hate to be "Jackin ' ' autour with new software download and edit the factory specifications on my brand new computer. But I want my computer to work properly with my 5.1 system speakers, which worked well with my previous Dell desktop computer which was in the process of Windows 7.

  One last question, can someone please clarify for me if the Dell Audio MaxAudio Pro software is a product of Realtek? I sent a support one or twice with the solution (Google) I listed above, but nothing but crickets from Realtek Realtek. Customer service poor, to date.

  I thank you in advance for any help and solutions/workaround solutions, you can suggest.

  It is their integrated (Realtek ALC3861 audio 7.1) product with an overlay software from Dell. So yes, you must use their site to get the latest audio driver. Our driver is very old, 20/11/13. I used the same audio driver of detail on my Alienware X 51. Works very well. I added instructions in the FAQ.
  * Go to the top of the Audio card to the desktop computer
  * Open Desktop Audio FAQ
  Open the Office PC Audio drivers
  * Read "Update Realtek HD Audio"

• Laptop Audio FAQ

  A few Unofficial FAQ

  1. "no Audio" FAQ - if you have no sound to both speakers and headphones.

  2. Headset Jack FAQ - if you have the sound via the headphones, but not the speakers.

  3. Audio Driver FAQ - information about the audio drivers.

  4. solutions Audio Choppy/jump - advice to homeowners on the treatment of audio noise and glitching.

  5. Audio Dell Tests - when you need to know if a problem is in the hardware or the software.

  6. FAQ Audio HDMI - when you want to send audio via HDMI cable to a TV.

  7. entry followed FAQ - when you want to hear everything that is plugged into the mic/line-in Jack.

  8. How to insert a screenshot in Post - to include an image in your post.

  9. to Inspiron 700 and 710 speaker son can break - to the causing a loss of speakers but headphones still work.

  10. WARNING of VLC Media Player: a number of people have reported that technical support said that speaker damage is not covered if the popular VLC player is installed on the laptop. An affair of Dell wrote, "take this as a warning, if you use VLC Player and have the volume set up during an extended period of time it could damage loudspeakers, and replace the speakers is not covered under the hardware warranty. So if you use VLC keep the volume. "It of good advice, but be aware that you can be refused warranty service while having the player, even if you don't push not the volume.

  Please do not answer in this thread that is a FAQ.

  I haveyou have comments or questions, please start a new thread and f.

  Thanks, I appreciate it.

• U2413, Audio sound coming from monitors the headphone jack.

  I have audio noise from headphone monitor U2413 plug.  My setup includes the following: XPS 15 laptop computer connected to the monitor with DisplayPort cable and the last standard headphones to the monitor.  The noise sounds like the gain is all the way to the top.  I have no audio on the computer running and still hear static noise.  I hear the sound noise cut only when I disconnect the video cable.  I tried DisplayPort and HDMI cables and still the same result.  The two cables that I know are well insulated.  Is their environment in the monitor that should get rid of this noise?

  The user's Guide, States on page 9,
  "Audio Out = connect the mini stereo Jack sound bar.
  «NOTE: use of the helmet is not supported for the line audio output connector.»

  This port is designed to be used with the Dell soundbar speakers or some other speakers. You should connect your headphones to the audio output jack of the computer.

• Is there a prime CC effective noise reduction tool?

  To return in the first and enjoy it a lot, it of changed a lot since I modified it used in 2002/3 - anyway, is it a video first, available effective noise reduction tool not audio noise.

  Nope.

  Make your choice:

  Neat video - best digital video noise reduction

  Red giant | Denoiser II, easy video noise reduction

  FROM: Noise - RE: Vision Effects

• Audio sounds bad after having worked with her

  I used to use Audacity for my voice recordings and working with the audio seemed to work fine, but now, when I work with the hearing, as I work with audio (noise suppression and compression), voice ends up sounding terrible, and sometimes the audio can get rough. I record with a blue Yeti Pro, if that helps. I just started using the program, I appreciate all the help I can get.

  To be effective, it is best to have background noise less than or equal to-42dB and song about riding 15/18 dB to get this clear separation expected of a piece.

  Look for the two second minimum deviation during your record that has just the inside noise in order to capture a sample (right click, print capture noise).  I usually record 10 seconds of the ambience of the rooms just for that purpose.

  Much will depend on your initial capture and settings will vary, and while the example below is a good starting point for tweaking from there

  It is preferable that you plan to use a log curve and add points of outline trace noise print to follow.

  Loosen reduction settings and use a small number of smoothing and transition width to avoid burrs survey results / aqueous or metal.

  As mentioned SteveG, using multiple passes in subtle steps works for many.  Experiment and let your ears guide you.

  Depending on the situation, its best, leaving a slight noise in and then try to delete everything and may degrade the singing or the creation of unnatural sound, abrupt transitions from the ground to the voice.

  Especially if you are going to mix in a bed of music or winds the end result as a file compressed on the net and that little extra effort is lost anyway.

  

• My publisher produces weird noises!

  My adobe elements worked very well for a few weeks, but on a day when I put a video and unpaused, my voice got turned into an inferno (mob of minecraft that makes noises heavy beathing)

  If anyone finds a solution please tell me.

  JayKay470

  I worked with your two video samples, a premiere elements 12 import and after. If the samples are representative

  your problems, I have the answer and a suggested solution. What seems to exist is unsupported the MP2 audio and video compression gives cause for concern.  The video codec is Xvid. We don't work with Xvid in Premiere Elements (any version) without expectations for questions. The answer is to convert your Xvid.avi H.264.mp4 in a program such as Movie Maker and then use this H.264.mp4 as your video file of the first source of 12 elements. In the conversion, the video codec, audio codec and format of the envelope are modified Xvid (MPEG-1 Layer 2), avi in .mp4 H.264 (AAC).

  Your sample before

  XviD.avi with audio = MPEG - 1 Layer 2 (840 x 468 16:9 @ 60 progressive frames per second)

  read with video and audio in the player VLC and Movie Maker. He played with the video but no sound in Windows Media Player and presented in QuickTime Player no video and no audio. In the first 12 items she imported with audio noise video but weird - no narration. Playback of audio and video properties program, said that all the codecs have been installed or not required.

  Y at - there any requirement in your work to stay at these special properties of audio and video? What project preset are select you for this source whose properties must match the description, the predefined project?

  Please review and consider.

  Thank you.

  RTA

• Satellite Pro C660 not turn on - green LED only

  Sorry if this is a piece of cake for you.

  Laptop was overheating. I usually just unscrew a few screws, dig up the lint on the fins, rebuild and everything is ok.

  BIG mistake: I hibernated computer instead of turn off, battery on the left and then disassembled (don't ask me how or why I did it because I don't know)

  A lot of fluff out of fins.

  Reconstruction, button / stop only lights up green LED, screen remains dead, no audio noise, no beeps.

  Took part 3 times now and rebuilt, but can't find a problem.

  Drive in a caddy and saved elsewhere,

  No idea what is going on, or if the laptop is repairable? I feel such a fool.

  Thanks if you can help

  The laptop supports HARD SATA 2.5 drive. Laptops more (no matter who the manufacturer was) supports SATA 2.5 HARD disk and where the HARD drive is OK, you should be able to use it

  but the preinstalled system contains the drivers and the drivers would probably be not compatible with the new laptop.

  That is why it s recommended to move the data to the HARD drive on another source (another 2nd HDD, USB flash stick of memory, etc.) and then do a fresh install of the OS.

• Changelog Skype Linux

  Hello. Anyone knows where can I find changelogs for the latest version of Skype for Linux (4.2.0.13)?

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• Buzz 60 seconds

  I have a humming noise every 60 seconds which interrupts audio playback and games.  I have installed McAfee.  I did a search of viruses and nothing came.  I did a search of malicious programs and a newplayer.exe file has been quarantined, but the problem persists.

  * Press Windows + R
  * Enter msconfig
  * Click OK
  * Click on the Services tab
  * Look for Dell Data Vault, SupportAssist Dell, Dell SupportAssistAgent
  * If found, clear the check box
  * Click apply-OK
  * Reboot the system
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• Passport for blackBerry microphones

  Would like to know where they are & what they Edifier in regular mode & speaker... tia!

  There are apparently four of them, two in the back and the other inside the ear, which are to be done (natural Audio) to improve the audio noise cancellation. I think the main one is in the left speaker module.

  I guess they are all always assets during the use of the speaker phone.

  There is a nice diagram in this post: http://forums.crackberry.com/blackberry-passport-f434/where-four-4-passport-mics-located-972067/