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From: Michael E Mercer <mmercer@nc.rr.com>
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To: Brett Harris <bsdbrett@yahoo.com.au>
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Subject: Re: speaker now makes buzzing noise...
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Brett,

Thanks for the info, but that does not help.
The buzzing continues....

Thanks
Michael Mercer

Brett Harris wrote:

> Michael,
>
> > However, I used GAIM and after a few messages from
> > people, the speakers start
> > buzzing and the only way I can stop it is to reboot.
>
> You may find that the noise is your soundcard picking
> up interference from your hard drives etc. Ive noticed
> that if your CDrom/aux/mic inputs are turned up, they
> will pick up interference. If you're not using your
> mic/aux/cdrom etc inputs, you should turn them down.
> Look at the man page for 'mixer', but from memory it's
> something like:
>
> mixer mic 0:0
>
> I usually put similar lines in rc.local, one for each
> sound 'device' I'm not using, as well as boosting the
> treble to about 80 and the bass to 60, just for a
> little more oomph :)
>
> Hope this helped, its my first day on these lists :)
>
> Brett Harris
>
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