Feb 17, 2007 09:45 pm Do you have an onboard sound device that could be doing it? It is possible to have a driver conflict such as that. Disable the on board sound driver and see if it makes the difference.
short noise in an intervall of 1 second when recording - XENYX1204/UCA200
Posted on Feb 17, 2007 03:27 pm
ChrisKiss
Member Since: Feb 17, 2007
Hello,
im sorry for my bad language, but I am very new to this stuff and dont have the vocabulary.
When I record (using XENYX1204 with UCA200-USB-Interface, Windows XP), I sometimes (it starts at any time and goes away at any time) get a short noise in the intervall of 1 second. It doesnt depend on the recording software, nor on the equipment, because when I go into my amp and do both recording and amplifying, I dont hear this noise.
But on the recording software you see that the amplitude is at its maximum level when this noise comes.
Whats the reason? I think there are processes in the background or drivers/system services which interrupt my audio driver when using the CPU.
How can i solve this problem?
Thank you very much,
Christian
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Feb 17, 2007 09:45 pm Do you have an onboard sound device that could be doing it? It is possible to have a driver conflict such as that. Disable the on board sound driver and see if it makes the difference.
Feb 18, 2007 08:06 pm Hi,
unfortunately there is no difference after deinstalling the onboard sound driver.
As soon as possible I will try to use a different pc and see if the problem still exists.
Thank you,
Christian
Feb 19, 2007 11:12 am You're not using a demo version of the recording software or vst? Sometimes the demo versions will have an audio interruption of some kind.
Feb 19, 2007 12:05 pm Yup, what TC said. Sounds like an expired demo VST or some sort of limited version.
Feb 19, 2007 12:36 pm Hi,
thanks for the answers, but i tried it with several audio recording softwares (audacity, cool edit pro...)
I used the PC of a friend and - what a surprise - the noise is gone.
Then i completely reinstalled Windows XP and updated my USB drivers, but the problem is still here - arg!
Then I used the analog audio input from my internal sound card and the noise doesnt appear - but the sound quality is so bad...
So I think that it must be an USB issue.
After that I tried using Audacity under a SUSE Linux platform, but it didnt work ... I got noises over and over (which are more like a hiss coming and going).
In this forum i read s.th. about ASIO, but this made no difference. ASIO4ALL recognizes the "USB Audio CODEC" device (thats how its called) but when selecting a sound device in my recording software theres still only USB Audio CODEC ... nothing with ASIO. Thats why Im not sure whether ASIO is properly installed.
If you want I could upload a short mp3 file with this noise.
I really think that I got a USB/mainboard hardware problem...
Greetings,
Christian
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