Noisy Microphones

[Donard]

I have XP sp1 and an integrated sound system(Realtek AC97 Audio) in the
mother board (msi) . From time to time there is a high noise from my
speakers. the noise is not unified and If I reboot, it is quite (though in
the startup itself its noisy for a few seconds and then become quite).
Can someone suggest on possible causes?

Regards

Donrad

 

[Ghostrider]

I have XP sp1 and an integrated sound system(Realtek AC97 Audio) in the
mother board (msi) . From time to time there is a high noise from my
speakers. the noise is not unified and If I reboot, it is quite (though in
the startup itself its noisy for a few seconds and then become quite).
Can someone suggest on possible causes?

Regards

Donrad

There can be several causes, depending on the position of the
microphone to the loudspeakers. An increasing, high-pitched
squeal, for example, can be associated with audio feedback from
the speakers to the microphone. Turn down the output volume to
the speakers and find a comfortable position where feedback is
minimized.

 

[Bob Horvath]

There can be several causes, depending on the position of the
microphone to the loudspeakers. An increasing, high-pitched
squeal, for example, can be associated with audio feedback from
the speakers to the microphone. Turn down the output volume to
the speakers and find a comfortable position where feedback is
minimized.

You also might want to check and see if your mic is "muted", it should
be, in the volume control panel settings.

 

[Bob Horvath]

On Wed, 1 Feb 2006 09:09:43 -0800, Bob Horvath wrote:


Make sure your mic is "muted" in the volume control setting's panel.