 Wireless N Sound Interference, interference from USB wireless N dongle |
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 Jun 8 2007, 05:54 AM
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The trouble is when it connects and show an activity indicated by it's little blue light, my sound goes jittery. When it stops the sound goes ok again. Even when not using the internet this happens 2 or 3 times during a song so is very annoying, especially when I paid extra for the sound card!!! I have tried to re-postion the dongle as far away as it's cable will allow but it gets no better. This happens with sound from the hard drive, audio CDs, DVDs, and badly during online games. The sound card is a Creative Labs FX extreme. The same happens through the speakers or through the headphones. If I disconnect from the internet router all is OK, except I can' use the internet of course. This is a bit like when you mobile phone is next to your car stereo and it contacts your provider. Any ideas on how I might improve this ?? Thanks for any help. Dave. |
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Jun 12 2007, 04:19 AM
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Update on this issue:
I have now added a 3 metre extension lead to the USB cable. I have re-postioned the transmitter/reciever dongle in various places as far away from the PC and the monitor speakers as I can. But the interference still persists whenever the wireless connection is made. Makes me wonder if the new wireless 'N' standard is worth waiting for and upgrading too !!!!! Ho hum. |
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