Hey guys,
I merely changed the "Advanced Properties" of the "Speaker" icon that rests
on the task bar and that fixed the problem.
Sorry, Kenji, I don't smoke weed because it really screws up the mind
Tim A. Deatherage
tim@timdeatheragecpa.com
www.timdeatheragecpa.com
"Divrdan007" <divrdan007@aol.com> wrote in message
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Subject: Re: OT- Sound Card/Speaker issue
From: kenji yobubba@ameritech.net
Date: 6/21/2003 8:05 PM Eastern Standard Time
In article <kP5Ja.4039$mc4.3541@fe01.atl2.webusenet.com>,
"Tim A. Deatherage" <tim@timdeatheragecpa.com> wrote:
I have a Creative Sound Blaster Audigy sound card and a Altec Lansing
Speaker system ( two front, two surround and one subwoofer) When the
computer boots up the speakers snap and crackle as if they were bad (i,e.
blown out speakers) However when I play mp3s the speakers SOUND GREAT !
Any suggestions???
> >
You smoking weed?
> >
If so, gimme some.
> >
> >
>
Actually,
It is quite common for systems of all kinds to emit strange sounds as they
*start-up*. I would suggest hooking up some different speaks' to your
system, and see if you get the same results. However the new speakers may
be more sensitive to
feedback and other electronic "noise". My suggestion?
Since the new speakers seem to perform to your satisfaction once things are
"running". From now on When you turn the system on, turn the volume down to
absolute minimum util the system is functional... then crank it up, and
enjoy.