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Old 02-16-2007, 11:53 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default troubles on sound- microphonised noice

Hello there,

I am having a trouble with the sound in my computer. The problem is that
sound playing from speakers ( check headphones too) has a microphonised noice (meaning the high pitch noice when having problems talking to microphone) when use more that one processes.When i use only one process(ie windows media player) the noice keep coming at start and during playing but not that frequently. When playing an mpeg file the audio process gets delays and the synchronisation between video and audio is lost.
I have a PCI carbus on my laptop and i got this noice before, when i unsafely removed it but when i plugged it back everything worked fine. However i havent removed my cardbus at all since my last format. I dont know if that helps. Can anyone help?

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