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January 5th, 2006, 04:58 AM
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prmckay1 What Computer Are you using
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Test Machine #1 Windows XP-PRO SP3 Dell 4700c P4 3.2 GHz 2 Gigs pc2-ddr 4200 Ram seagate 320 Gig SATA Hard Drive 107 Gigs free Internal Sound Card NEC 6650a Internal DVD/RW Slimeline Jaton Nvidia 8400GS-Ex 512 Megs Ram On Board All windows Updates 
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January 5th, 2006, 03:23 PM
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That is odd, I have never seen a system, slow or fast that I have built over the years that garbaled the audio.
This is really wierd, to happen with a new Dell Laptop.
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January 5th, 2006, 03:52 PM
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Notebook: HP NX9010
512mb Ram -- XP Pro OS --------- Motherboard was replaced by HP in Sept 05 --(not related to the audio issue) --------- Sound is 'scratchy' -- used to reboot entire computer thinking it was a driver load issue -- Also have tower computer that exhibited a similar, but different issue @ another event -- front speaker jacks scratchy -- rear jacks fine -- I was able to use OTS Cue/On Air function to swap channels and all was fine for the event -- came home -- tested - reloaded drivers -- ASUS motherboard Top end -- w /sound on motherboard -- now all's fine -- front/back -- Weird! FYI
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