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- If you turn down the CD volume in the main sound board controls of the computer. that helped. the sound controls can be found in the control panel.
- Also, try shutting down any unnecessary programs that are using processor time and memory. Displaying a DVD movie requires moving a large amount of data. Any bottlenecks can cause an interruption in the data stream. Even a brief interruption can be heard as a popping or skipping sound, and can cause jerkiness in the picture.
- Try uninstalling and reinstalling your player program.
- Try using a different DVD player program. The installation of the program that you are using may be corrupted, or just may not be compatible with your particular OS/hardware configuration.
- It also might be your sound card that might be the problem. if you have a sound card that came with your computer installed already, you might want to think about buying a new one. i threw out my old one because my sound was bad overall. i thought it was my speakers but a best buy salesman said it wasnt. i recommend getting creative lab sound card.
- Try troubleshooting: Unplug your speakers & plug in a pair of headphones instead. Did the crackle go away? then the problem is your speakers, if not then the problem is in your system.
- Do other programs also crackle? If all programs crackle, then you might have a bad sound card or soundcard drivers, try reinstalling your soundcard drivers & see if that helps.
- Other programs don't crackle, just the DVD player. Try a different player program, if youre using powerdvd or something, try VLC & vice versa. If other players are okay, dig around in the audio settings and turn down things like hardware acceleration, tinker with the settings, but be sure to note what the original settings are in case you make matters worse.
- If some programs crackle but others don't & there doesnt seem to be any rhyme or reason to it, you may benefit by disabling audio hardware acceleration. To do this go into the control panel, open "sounds and audio devices" in the "audio" tab click the "advanced" button under sound playback/default device, and in that window in the peformance tab, drag the "hardware acceleration" slider all the way left. (These directions are for windows XP, these settings may be in other places in other versions of windows)
- Like any computer hardware problem, narrow down your problem as much as possible. The process of eliminition is the most important tool in cases like this.
- I updated the firmware on my DVD/CD drive and it solved the problem for my computer - Dell M6300.
- Another problem may be that you are overdriving (causing clipping of the signal) the input to one of your devices. Are you using amplified speakers? Try lowering the volume control on the computer and increasing the volume control on the speakers. Open your computer's volume controls and try adjusting the sliders to see if a different combination of setting reduces/eliminates the problem.
What else can I help you with?
How do people make horror movie sounds?
with the computer sound effects and sometimes with mouth effects
What is the oldest full length movie with sound?
As The jazz singer was the first movie with sound it would have to be that.(1927).
The first movie that utilized sound was called?
A movie using sound was called a "talking" picture, or a "talky".
On a movie set what does the Production Sound Mixer do?
The Production Sound Mixer on a movie set is the person in charge of the Sound Department. Their main function is to make all the decisions about how to record the dialog and sound effects for the movie. They also are the person who operates the recorder that captures the sound coming from the microphones used to record the sound. The typical movie sound department will also have a person who is called the Boom Operator, who is the person who holds a boom pole and microphone over the actors while they talk, as well as one or more sound assistants.
What was the 1st movie with sound?
The Jazz Singer
What is an output in the computer?
Output is like, if you print something, the information on the paper is output. If you are listening to music on the computer, the sound is output. If you are watching a movie, the actions, the images, and the sound is output. In other words, output is something the computer provides for you.
What is a scratchy sound?
A scratchy sound is a harsh, grating noise that typically results from something rough or uneven rubbing against a surface. It can be characterized by its abrasive and irritating quality, similar to the sound of nails on a chalkboard.
Where can you find a free software that will make the sound of the movie you are watching louder?
Tom's Hardware is where one can find a free software which will make the sound of the movie one is watching louder. This can also be found at Vimeo.
What vocabulary word goes with having a rough scratchy sound?
raspy
Why does your voice sound so scratchy?
probably wen u scream a lot.............
What does the sound of popcorn popping remind you of?
The sound of popcorn popping can remind people of the excitement and anticipation of watching a movie or the fun of a festive occasion.
What DVD drives have best sound quality while watching a Movie?
Some DVD drives offer a digital sound output which will give you better sound quality.
What vocabulary word from hatchet goes with having a rough scratchy sound?
It means being ratchet.
When a DVD or CD plays the sound is scratchy but if it is copied to the computer the sound is perfect what is the problem?
Cheap, noisy, equipment, or some other device in the vicinity of the cd/dvd player that is injecting unwanted frequencies into the electronic circuits of the player. Sometimes, it can even be the amplified speakers on the computer itself causing the problem. Half wave rectification will induce all kind of interferences into the sound system.
What sound does eating crackers sound like?
It makes a very light crunching sound. It usually is very pleasant except when you are watching a movie and you can't hear the actors over your crunching!
Does the visual or sound effects play a bigger part in increasing a person's heart rate when watching a horror movie?
I'm no expert, and not speaking scientifically, but I think that the sound effects are more dramatic with their impact on the heartrate. First hand experience - watch a horror movie with the sound on mute, and then play the movie again without watching the screen, but paying attention to the sounds... for this you may want to select a scary scene from a movie rather than spending hours with the whole movie.
How can you make sound come back on your computer?
well i dont have sound max either but if you call some one while playing the video on the computer then the video you are playing, you can hear it on the phne so basically what i do is listen to phone while watching the video!
