Solved What is causing the buzzing in my right speaker?

[RoloDman]

My Realtek drivers are up-to-date.


When I listen to people talk on Stickam, I can hear a buzzing in my right speaker only.

When I listen to people talk on other websites I do not hear the buzzing. I also do not hear the buzzing when listening to music on other websites.

Any clue whats going on?

 

[richc46]

The problem is with the site not with your computer. If it works everywhere, except one site, it has to be the site.

 

[RoloDman]

The problem is with the site not with your computer. If it works everywhere, except one site, it has to be the site.

Thanks


I am going to send Stickam a email. This has never been an issue before

 

[richc46]

I found this interesting article. If it were my computer, I would check location, near any electical equimpment, phone, etc.
How to Eliminate Hum or Buzz - eCoustics.com
Thanks for the rep

 

[RoloDman]

Thanks! I'll give it a read

 

[RoloDman]

Hmmm, I am doing more tests and I can now hear the buzzing on another site. It's a video of a man speaking. So far I can isolate the issue to people speaking.

 

[richc46]

Read the article, that I posted about cables etc. and try moving the speakers to different locations.

 

[RoloDman]

I think my speakers are broken

I'll keep monitoring, thanks for your help

 

[richc46]

Do you have a friend that can loan you speakers, so you will be sure?

 

[The Howling Wolves]

Rich,
Have him go into control panel and the bottom there is a sound icon
where he can view playback,recording, sounds, and communications that might help Rolo

 

[richc46]

Rich,
Have him go into control panel and the bottom there is a sound icon
where he can view playback,recording, sounds, and communications that might help Rolo

Very good point.

 

[RoloDman]

UPDATE

The buzzing appears to disappear when I move the balance. There is buzzing when the balance is 50/50, but when I move it fully to one speaker both sound fine individually.