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April 8th 06, 05:08 AM
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Please Help! Sound "Tic"
Call it a stutter, call it a tic - It sounds kinda like a scratch on a
vinyl record. It repeats at maybe a second or so and sound seems to slow or pause, producing a tic sound. It is constant. It is most apparent in WAV format. Absolutely ruins streaming audio. Least apparent if not gone completely while playing MPEG videos. Have loaded clean install of Win2kPro latest updates, latest driver updates. Occurs with onboard sound and also occurs with onboard sound disabled and using SB card. Occurs with speaker system disconnected and using headphones. Can't listen to music - it's like a faucet drip in the middle of a still night that refuses to go away. GA7N400 Pro board, 3200+ Athlon, 2GB OCZ RAM PC3200 Any ideas will be entertained at this point. Sledgehammer? TIA - Pete 
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April 8th 06, 09:56 AM
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Please Help! Sound "Tic"
Some wireless routers can cause a tick in sound systems.
"pete" wrote in message . .. Call it a stutter, call it a tic - It sounds kinda like a scratch on a vinyl record. It repeats at maybe a second or so and sound seems to slow or pause, producing a tic sound. It is constant. It is most apparent in WAV format. Absolutely ruins streaming audio. Least apparent if not gone completely while playing MPEG videos. Have loaded clean install of Win2kPro latest updates, latest driver updates. Occurs with onboard sound and also occurs with onboard sound disabled and using SB card. Occurs with speaker system disconnected and using headphones. Can't listen to music - it's like a faucet drip in the middle of a still night that refuses to go away. GA7N400 Pro board, 3200+ Athlon, 2GB OCZ RAM PC3200 Any ideas will be entertained at this point. Sledgehammer? TIA - Pete
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