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  1. hostelo
    Posts : 80
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
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       New #11

    Completely Erased the drive and installed 10.4 and the screen is back to normal.
    Thanks Guys

    Now I have this question:

    Ever since I bought this card i get this weird crackling noise while watching movies and tv shows,etc... from my computer to my tv.

    I have the hdmi connected from my card to my Onkyo Surround.

    This crackling noise only happens when I'm watching videos on my pc using my TV, not with my PS3,XBOX,etc.... so it's not the Surround that has problems.

    It also cant be the videos I have (Mostly 720p HD MKV's) because I find it hard to believe ALL of them have sound problems.

    This is the noise, I recorded it while watching Prison Break.
    I did not know where to upload it or how to upload a sound file to youtube.
    So I just uploaded the small (2mb) .m4a file to megaupload.
    It can be heard with iTunes or any other music file player.
    Here is the link:

    MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service


    Hope you guys can help me out.
    Thanks!
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  3. zigzag3143
    Posts : 28,845
    Win 8 Release candidate 8400
       New #12

    hostelo said:
    Completely Erased the drive and installed 10.4 and the screen is back to normal.
    Thanks Guys

    Now I have this question:

    Ever since I bought this card i get this weird crackling noise while watching movies and tv shows,etc... from my computer to my tv.

    I have the hdmi connected from my card to my Onkyo Surround.

    This crackling noise only happens when I'm watching videos on my pc using my TV, not with my PS3,XBOX,etc.... so it's not the Surround that has problems.

    It also cant be the videos I have (Mostly 720p HD MKV's) because I find it hard to believe ALL of them have sound problems.

    This is the noise, I recorded it while watching Prison Break.
    I did not know where to upload it or how to upload a sound file to youtube.
    So I just uploaded the small (2mb) .m4a file to megaupload.
    It can be heard with iTunes or any other music file player.
    Here is the link:

    MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service


    Hope you guys can help me out.
    Thanks!
    Loose cable maybe

    ken
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  4. hostelo
    Posts : 80
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
    Thread Starter
       New #13

    no ive checked for the loose cable

    thanks for the quick reply

    did you listen to the sound?
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