Recording issues with recorders (fraps hypercam etc) sound issues

[MajorFoley]

Hey guys, ive lately been making lets play and walkthroughs on youtube and im having a couple of problems.
With my headset, in the background while recording thats like a static noise and i cant seem to make it go away, ive tried multiple recording programs like fraps and hypercam but its still there. Even when i lower my volume its still there. Im using an onboard soundcard and i really want to fix this issue. If anyone can provide help it would be apprectiated

 

[Chalky Emultion]

hi,

try to update your drivers

 

[MajorFoley]

apparently upto date

hi,

try to update your drivers

Well apparently their up to date when i go to device manager and go update drivers.

 

[MajorFoley]

heres a video

Heres a small 10 second clip that i have with the static in the background for me anyway

 

[Chalky Emultion]

can you post your pc specs please?

 

[MajorFoley]

specs

here are my specs

 

[MajorFoley]

bump

bump anyone? i did post my specs and i apparently have latest realtek drivers, ironically if i use the mic mute option on my small control panel the static stops, yet theres no sound that can cause said static coming from anywhere

 

[MajorFoley]

no one?

no one has any ideas that can help me out?

 

[MrNeeds]

Can you post up your sound card info, I need to know the model of the Realtek device, I know it's Realtek high definition audio device but I need to know if it's alc888 or above, you can download this file from realteks taiwan website(slow connection I know) http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads...=24&Level=4&Conn=3&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false

Just to clarify, you said that your audio driver was up to date, but that's windows driver model version which Microsoft make for general compatability, they will not give you full functionality and management of your codecs

 

[MajorFoley]

alc

hi, thanks for replying, its ALC 892

 

[MrNeeds]

hi, thanks for replying, its ALC 892

Ok, click this link Realtek and select the second driver down from the top, then choose the server closest to you from the right, I'm assuming hong kong(HK) is closest to you (Austral-Asia), hopefully this will give you the tools to eradicate the elusive static

 

[MajorFoley]

drivers?

hi, thanks for replying, its ALC 892

Ok, click this link Realtek and select the second driver down from the top, then choose the server closest to you from the right, I'm assuming hong kong(HK) is closest to you (Austral-Asia), hopefully this will give you the tools to eradicate the elusive static

so this is another driver? R2.69?
the tools that will help? what tools exactly? and how would i get rid of it using these tools
(its gonna take about 17 minutes to download atm)

 

[MrNeeds]

hi, thanks for replying, its ALC 892

Ok, click this link Realtek and select the second driver down from the top, then choose the server closest to you from the right, I'm assuming hong kong(HK) is closest to you (Austral-Asia), hopefully this will give you the tools to eradicate the elusive static

so this is another driver? R2.69?
the tools that will help? what tools exactly? and how would i get rid of it using these tools
(its gonna take about 17 minutes to download atm)

when you plug your mic in, you'll get a realtek control panel come up, it'll ask you what device you've plugged in, when your mic is plugged in, you will get a mic options window, this will display the following options

now all you need to do is check the noise suppression option

 

[MajorFoley]

Ok, click this link Realtek and select the second driver down from the top, then choose the server closest to you from the right, I'm assuming hong kong(HK) is closest to you (Austral-Asia), hopefully this will give you the tools to eradicate the elusive static

so this is another driver? R2.69?
the tools that will help? what tools exactly? and how would i get rid of it using these tools
(its gonna take about 17 minutes to download atm)

when you plug your mic in, you'll get a realtek control panel come up, it'll ask you what device you've plugged in, when your mic is plugged in, you will get a mic options window, this will display the following options
View attachment 216893
now all you need to do is check the noise suppression option

I have that option on my current version but its greyed out, is that because of my hertz settings?

 

[MrNeeds]

so this is another driver? R2.69?
the tools that will help? what tools exactly? and how would i get rid of it using these tools
(its gonna take about 17 minutes to download atm)

when you plug your mic in, you'll get a realtek control panel come up, it'll ask you what device you've plugged in, when your mic is plugged in, you will get a mic options window, this will display the following options
View attachment 216893
now all you need to do is check the noise suppression option

I have that option on my current version but its greyed out, is that because of my hertz settings?

should be irrelevant, mine was greyed out but i clicked on it anyway and it enabled.

 

[MajorFoley]

when you plug your mic in, you'll get a realtek control panel come up, it'll ask you what device you've plugged in, when your mic is plugged in, you will get a mic options window, this will display the following options
View attachment 216893
now all you need to do is check the noise suppression option

I have that option on my current version but its greyed out, is that because of my hertz settings?

should be irrelevant, mine was greyed out but i clicked on it anyway and it enabled.

ok it stilll greyed out and clicking it did nothing, when i switched it from stuido 16 bits 192000 hertz to dvd quality 48000 hertz it become ungreyed, and i was able to tick it, im testing now to see if this stopped the problem

 

[MajorFoley]

Oh my god Thank you so much it actually solved the problem. thanks, i guess part of the problem was also that the studio hertz options werent letting me click noise suppression, now i wont have static in my videos. Thanks!

 

[MrNeeds]

Oh my god Thank you so much it actually solved the problem. thanks, i guess part of the problem was also that the studio hertz options werent letting me click noise suppression, now i wont have static in my videos. Thanks!

You're welcome, If you want to post some of your youtube videos up here then by all means, you can do.

 

[MajorFoley]

i guess well my channel is here, i started commentating on my videos with my age of mythology ones (Starting from level 3 onwards)
MajorFoley1 - YouTube

 

[MajorFoley]

fixed static but maybe another problem?

hey guys thanks again for solving my static problem but i think i may have run into another, my voice on the recording sounds... i dunno different a bit? like it doesnt sound as clear. was this because i lowered the hertz to enable noise suppression?