Posted by: Uncle Dave
laptops and sound cards(duplicate post) - 05/18/02 11:53 AM
This is a dup from the pc section .... just in case !
I use a PIII 600Mhz Gateway with W98SE.
I use alot of MP3 and WMA files on breaks, and to provides DJ services for the "kids".
Here's my queary:
In some roooms (not all) I get a kind of static, buzz from the audio output of the pc.
(There is NO line out....just a HP)
At home into a pair of Yamaha powered pc speakers ... no problem.
It doesn't happen everywhere, but when it DOES happen, it sounds like a scratched record played with a bad needle.
I've heard of PCMCIA sound cards that provide better sound - is this an answer to my particular troubles?
I'd love to have a better cable connection than the headphone jack too.
Anyone have experience in this area?
I suspect that neon lights and smoke eaters may have something to do with the problem - it's that's true, then nothing will change the crackles, I guess.
Funny - the keyboard signal is not crackley ... only the pc sound.
Any ideas?
I use a PIII 600Mhz Gateway with W98SE.
I use alot of MP3 and WMA files on breaks, and to provides DJ services for the "kids".
Here's my queary:
In some roooms (not all) I get a kind of static, buzz from the audio output of the pc.
(There is NO line out....just a HP)
At home into a pair of Yamaha powered pc speakers ... no problem.
It doesn't happen everywhere, but when it DOES happen, it sounds like a scratched record played with a bad needle.
I've heard of PCMCIA sound cards that provide better sound - is this an answer to my particular troubles?
I'd love to have a better cable connection than the headphone jack too.
Anyone have experience in this area?
I suspect that neon lights and smoke eaters may have something to do with the problem - it's that's true, then nothing will change the crackles, I guess.
Funny - the keyboard signal is not crackley ... only the pc sound.
Any ideas?