On Monday 06 March 2006 19:07, baldobe wrote:
I have just put back my Audiophile 2496 SC into my DAW
and when I shut down
the system I get a terrible bizzing sound comng from the speakers.
The AP2496 is connected to an A&H analogue mixing desk and the speakers are
Mackie 824s.
I am running various distros and it happend on all them. The buzzing goes
when I switch the pc on.
Hi Bal. That sounds like the sort of thing you'd expect from a bad
ground/earth/return connection. For instance. If only the left and right
channels were connected, but the screen was disconnected, that is the sort of
sound (more of a loud hum) that you would expect. It is worth checking that
the ground/earth connections are good, on both the computer, mixer, and amps
That is for the 240volt power connections. Also when the computer is switched
off, try removing the line output from the computer, and seeing if anything
changes. Then put it back, and remove the line input, and see for changes. I
presume the screw is in to hold the soundcard in place, but there is so much
metal in contact, that, that shoudn't be the problem. It might be worth
trying different cables to connect from the computer to the mixing desk, just
in case there is a faulty one.
PLEASE. Don't electrocute yourself in the process. Nigel.
If I boot up into windows I get a sharp hissing sound which I sort out by
not picking the SPDIF I/O.
I get that problem on FC2 with an Ensoniqs ens1371 card
until I mute IEC958.
What is going on here???
I have checked in alsamixer and there is nothing there that would indicate
why I get this sound which only occurs when the machine is switched off.
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