[mythtv-users] Audio noise

[Dick Steffens]

On 01/23/2015 08:49 AM, Jim wrote:
> On 1/23/2015 11:25 AM, Dick Steffens wrote:
>> Watched some recordings last evening with the new power supply in the 
>> system. There is some odd noise that is most prevalent while watching 
>> recordings. While still present, it's less noticeable with live TV. I 
>> tuned in a golf tournament so there would be segments of quiet 
>> program, and I could hear the light buzzing. With the front end 
>> closed I listened to some music with Movie Player. I didn't hear the 
>> noise.
>>
>> In addition, there is a fairly quiet noise associated with clicking 
>> the buttons on the remote. There is also a similar quiet noise when 
>> using the mouse and mouse buttons. Sometimes the noise is there when 
>> dragging the mouse across the screen. The mouse issues occur when the 
>> front end is shut down. I imagine they would be there with the mouse 
>> in use, too, but since the mouse isn't used with the front end, I 
>> didn't notice.
>>
>> It doesn't make sense to me that a program could cause the problem, 
>> but I'll ask anyway: is there anything in MythTV that could be 
>> involved in creating this noise?
>>
>> My assumption is that when I put in the new power supply one of the 
>> cables is now somewhere it wasn't before. I'll open it up again this 
>> afternoon and see if I can reroute things.
>>
> 1. Is it coming through the speakers or is it a mechanical noise from 
> the cpu.

Speakers. I can mute the stereo and the noise stops.


> 2. Please use reply instead of starting a new thread.

My apologies. I was unaware of that feature, where a message is tied to 
a thread even when the subject line changes. I replied to the first 
message telling me about that, but it didn't arrive at the list, yet.

This message, the one to which you replied, was started as a new 
message, not a reply. Is it still connected to the old thread because of 
the subject line? To create a new thread do I need to make sure the 
subject line is different?


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Regards,

Dick Steffens