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Does my system leak sound?
Please see link for explanation:
Play - ShowMeWhatsWrong.com
Basically, my sound meter keep showing sound but I have none. Is my system simply making sound I can't detect?
Please see link for explanation:
Play - ShowMeWhatsWrong.com
Basically, my sound meter keep showing sound but I have none. Is my system simply making sound I can't detect?
I don't think that it is sound as such, rather noise which is caused by the input being left floating. What happens if you turn the MIC volume down when you unplug it (or simply mute the control)?
Is that with the MIC plugged in or not? In addition, you should consider turning down (or muting) any unconnected audio channels, particularly those which are configured as inputs.
thanks man for the help.
attached video to show you and make sure i did it right.
Play - ShowMeWhatsWrong.com
edit: just realized you clicked properties. I did that just now and it's the same anyway.
So basically It seems like it's the Mic-in jack. Does it matter that I get the noise from that jack, as far as it hurting my system or whatever?
Last edited by MattDamonisdumb; 13 May 2010 at 07:34. Reason: adding info
It was a little hard to see in that video, but was still readable. One thing you haven't done is to install the drivers for your sound card. That is why it is showing as "High definition audio device" instead of showing the name of the sound card. It is also why there is only one item showing when you get to the Levels tab.
If onboard from the motherboard manufacturer. If a sound card from the card manufacturer.
This would help as well,
If unsure what your specs are grab this,
Speccy - System Information - Free Download
and it should show it.