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More => Old Versions => Media Center 14 (Development Ended) => Topic started by: tombert on January 25, 2010, 07:01:46 am
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Hi all,
during playback I get some noise, not like white noise but more something like crackling, ticks and tacks ... (they silent but hearable)
The funny thing: this appears after playing some few songs (or maybe some 5 minutes), clicking on pause and then play again the noise is still there. When I click on stop and then play again the noise went away for another 5 or 10 minutes.
I played the same file in parallel with QuickTime player - I do have the same effect.
I installed newest Realtek HD Audio, disabled HW accelaration, changed output modes (DirectSound, WAV).
I killed all processes. I removed all USB devices ... nothing happens.
The computer I playback now is new, so on my old one this didn't happen. It must be something in a driver that "accumulates" (cause of the 5 minutes effect) but I'm lost of ideas ...
So any advise is welcome what to install remove etc ....
thx in advance
tom
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Did you get a new driver directly from Realtek? I think there is a problem with a driver available from Microsoft.
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Directly from the Realtek homepage ...
Do you know is this the only driver that handles sound or is there anything else I could replace?
The old Realtek driver was aprox. 1 year old and had the same effect ... so do you think its worth trying other old versions?
thx
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In Windows Audio Codecs Properties I see the following codecs installed:
IMA ADPCM Audio Codec
Micr. ADPCM Aduio Codec
Micr. CCIT G.711 Audio Codec
Micr. GSM 6.10 Audio Codec
DSP Group TrueSpeech(TM) Audio Codec
msg723.acm
Divx ;-) Audio Compressor
Sipro Lab Telecom Audio Codec
Indeo audio software
Fraunhofer IIS MPEG Layer-3 Codec
AC3Filter ACM codec
Lame ACM MP3 Codec
Can someone help which codec I should try to replace? How do I know what codec MC uses?
I configured all this codecs to "do not use" ... but still audio is playing??
thx
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Ok ... Realtek posted a new driver from 2010/01/22 ... three days old ... trying this one ... by the way installing newest directx ... lets hope ...
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@ tombert
Do you have an Toshiba NB A-Series? Try this Soundproblem Satellite A-Series (http://www.notebookforum.at/toshiba-forum/40345-soundprobleme-satellite-a500-19d.html) and everything is fine ;)
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Its a Fujitsu with an ATI graphics ... but thx
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Hi!
USB-connector near the headphones connector by any chance?
I've had a similar issue when listening to music and my iPhone (or any other USB-device) is connected via USB to the computer and the headphones connector is near the USB-connector. Removing the USB-device also removed the noises.
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Did you try the Weird Problems thread?
http://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?topic=24031.50