The I’ve Seen Fire and I’ve Seen Snow and Now I Want Cocoa Complaint Thread
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Has a cable got loose ? - Nope. No cables.
Is the speaker plugged in OK? - Speakers are built-in, not external.
Is the speaker broken? - Doubt it...?
Is the hard drive OK? - Fairly certain.
You could run a quick windows disk check eliminate it as a suspect. - Been years since I last did something like that. Will need my memory refreshed on how to do so... Dskcheck or something?
Is there any idle processor time while the audio is playing? - Don't think so...
the clocks are all lie-ing. it's not 10:25, iz really 9:25
my asus has a ATI Radeon 3000.
the ketones testing stuff iz ezpensive. - complaint.
oatmeal for lunch today, apple and cranberry bits. tasty. :)
the clocks are all lie-ing. it's not 10:25, iz really 9:25
Yeah maybe it is the time chang
I know my body don't have to catch up with the change
the nVidia Gforce Experience is an excruciatingly slow one!!!
Is this files on your computer or over the Internet?
What kind of laptop is it?
Dana
Is this files on your computer or over the Internet?
What kind of laptop is it?
Dana
Both.
Videos streamed, games, iTunes, DvDs... Anything that emits sound.
It's an HP.
complaint, funland is one big piece. can't move the ice cream cones around.
Both.
Videos streamed, games, iTunes, DvDs... Anything that emits sound.
It's an HP.
Is the computer doing something in the background? If it's doing a defrag or something similar, that may be interrupting the audio. Also, you could see what's available for your drivers in the way of control and quality settings. Have you updated drivers recently? If so they might need to be configured. Other than these suggestions, I can't help. I tried to Google it but get nothing helpful. Most is concerning streaming media, not local.
Dana
Yeah it sounds like a driver need updated.
Can a sound card slowly die?
...possibly.
Overheating might be an issue as well. I had an HP that was overclocked which would cause it to overheat from time to time which interfered with operations. Finally cooked the HDD controller.
Which is why I won't overclock anything
oh yep, overclocking those ole 486 processors :) 486/dx2
Both.
Videos streamed, games, iTunes, DvDs... Anything that emits sound.
It's an HP.
Is the computer doing something in the background? If it's doing a defrag or something similar, that may be interrupting the audio. Also, you could see what's available for your drivers in the way of control and quality settings. Have you updated drivers recently? If so they might need to be configured. Other than these suggestions, I can't help. I tried to Google it but get nothing helpful. Most is concerning streaming media, not local.
Dana
Does this whether I've got stuff running in the background or not. :(
I've checked for updates on my drivers, they're all up to date.
I think the hardware itself might be starting to fail perhaps...
...it was a used one that already came that way.
As I don't do gaming, I have no reason to overclock. Shaving a say fifteen minutes off of rendering time isn't worth shaving a couple years off the system's service life.
do you pronounce daz as in rhyme with jazz, or as daze - dazed and confused?
"Jazz" ;-)... or I suppose you could have a long "a" sound to be more posh... "daaaaars" (~_~).
Is the computer doing something in the background? If it's doing a defrag or something similar, that may be interrupting the audio. Also, you could see what's available for your drivers in the way of control and quality settings. Have you updated drivers recently? If so they might need to be configured. Other than these suggestions, I can't help. I tried to Google it but get nothing helpful. Most is concerning streaming media, not local.
Dana
Does this whether I've got stuff running in the background or not. :(
I've checked for updates on my drivers, they're all up to date.
I think the hardware itself might be starting to fail perhaps...
It could be. But things like defragging work in the background on their own schedule...they aren't things that you normally run yourself. That's why I asked. It could also be a background virus scan. That can have an effect on things.
But it could be the drive failing. Since it's a laptop, you can't really open it up and disconnect and reconnect the cables or cards. Sometimes you need to do that on a desktop, especially if you turn it off when you're not at it. The constant heating up, then cooling down, then heating up, cycle tends to work connections loose. Cards gradually walk out of their sockets from the expanding and contracting. I don't know that that is the case in a laptop, though.
Dana
Morning. City hunkered down under a storm tossed sky this morning, not sure where the rain is though there's none where we are right now :)
Render droppings. :)
http://www.daz3d.com/gallery/#images/23049
Nice. It made me log in to leave a comment...but it still thinks I'm anonymous! :-/
Dana
I am so sleepy and I just want to listen to my music and snuggly down with Monkey the plushie.
Nice. It made me log in to leave a comment...but it still thinks I'm anonymous! :-/
Dana
Thank you, Dana. Somehow I guessed that was you. :)
*likes* :)
wahhh, carrara won't find my genesis. can't see how to undock the bottom palettes.
tried messing with light intensity in ds, a dozen render later still looks bad. can't redock the panes.
one more ds light tutt to read.
then i want to find more on camera framing, hoping wiki will have stuff.
"Jazz" ;-)... or I suppose you could have a long "a" sound to be more posh... "daaaaars" (~_~).
i been wrong all these years - >>>>>,<<<<<<</p>
lol
yoo playing with the garbaldi/lamh stuff?