Well you've described a problem with interior sound effects. I'm not sure with Arma's emulation of interior sound. I don't know for sure if its an effect or a different sound as I've never really had this problem. But if it was me getting these issues. I'd start by changing my windows sound settings first. It's not as if there weren't many great sounding, positively disgusting Gore Sound Effects libraries but it's so much fun that I would do it just for fun in my free time. There are many 'standard tools” for blood soaking, bone cracking sound fx. These tools mostly are vegetables and other kinds of food.

I’ve had some strange issues with my PC since building it It’s had an odd sound problem in which the longer the PC is powered on, the worse it seems to get. It would crack, and pop, and even skip and cut out for a brief moment. It made consuming any form of digital media unbearable unless I were to reboot the PC beforehand. Now some initial thoughts might be that my PC is garbage, but it’s running an processor on an motherboard with 6GB of triple channel RAM. Now my next thought was that my speakers had issues, but I debunked this by plugging in headphones and it was still an issue, also a close personal friend of mine who has a very similar build was experiencing issues as well. I’ve quite literally been looking for a solution to my problem for MONTHS, and even formatted my HDD and reinstalled Windows 7, to no avail.

I was determined to fix this problem, and almost purchased a new sound card, until I learned from a friend that it wasn’t going to help, as he already purchased one and still experienced the same issues. I started doing some extensive research on the subject and heard, quite literally, every excuse in the books on this one. I had somebody say that it was uTorrent and all of it’s connections to my computer causing the sound to have bad latency. I had gotten alot of recommendations on the subject, but had trouble testing them all, since the PC had to be powered on for a few days before the issues started occurring again so during my waiting time I did more research before seeing a small message board post about audiodg.exe causing sound to drop out. After hitting many dead ends, I decided to check into what exactly audiodg.exe is responsible for and it seems like it’s Windows 7’s new sound engine, but also processes and is responsible for controlling DSP enhancements and effects.

Garmin Vus010r G2 Vision Vus011r. This was my big breakthrough. I started looking for ways to disable or reduce audiodg.exe’s responsibility since I had seen some users reporting that the sound skipping and popping was only during times when audiodg.exe was taking excessive CPU usage (it shouldn’t ever take more than 0, to maybe 1 percent). Searching through the audio device manager in Windows 7, I found a quite curious section labeled enhancements, and I instantly made the connection to DSP enhancements and thus audiodg.exe.

My solution in the end wound up to be quite simple, but it just took alot of research to get there, and I’m hoping to spare others that research, so just follow the steps below, and you shouldn’t have these issues anymore. Step 3 - Choose the Enhancements tab and make sure EVRYTHING on this page is unchecked, and then CHECK the option to disable all effects. After all those, just reboot for good measure, and you should be well on your way to a more enjoyable audio experience. For curious users, please use a DPC latency checker to see if your hardware has issues with live audio and video. This was a valuable utility for me to monitor my progress during my experiments. I used, as it’s a freeware utility and displays a nice graph over time of your latency.

Ohhh duuuude!!!! You freaking saved my life!!! I had this sound issue for a while, and I’m a producer so I was f*cked! The only difference is (and maybe this will also help other people who have a similar setup), is that I have an external sound interface, which doesn’t support the damn DSP. My on-board Realtek piece of c*ap does, though. So, since I don’t use my Realtek because I have my external audio interface, what I did was disable the Realtek devices altogether.

All of them, both for playback and recording. My audio is now flawless again! Thanks so much, man.

Seriously, I was pulling my hair out. Props to you! Hey man i produce music too! П™‚ I was facing this problem for quite a while. I installed an audigy sound blaster as a replacment while on board sound card was failing completely. Eventually it started working again but sometimes There would be a crackle / static noise and the audio would fade out. It comes back later.

Sometimes unplugging the jack or moving it around helps. Thats when i just plug my speakers to the audigy card when my main card failes. Reason is because the an board is higher quality.

My audigy card is kinda old. Now im panicking because the audigy card randomly failed too. It always worked. Im thinking its just my motherboard being retarted sometimes. Im thinking what the sound quality would be like from a usb card. I had the same problem with my brand new Toshiba L755 laptop running on W7. The very first time out of the box, I booted it up and played a song, it skipped.

Pandora, YouTube, Win Media Player, downloaded movies, any media would stutter and skip every 15 seconds or so. Very annoying, especially after spending $500 to buy it. I checked for updated drivers, turned off the sound card enhancements, checked the bios, and nothing worked.

Then I found out that if both the ethernet port and wireless were active at the same time, I would get multiple svchost.exe spikes and the system would skip. I use wireless at my house so I disabled the ethernet port, since then no problems.

Hope this helps for anyone else searching for this same problem. Thank you very much Twcy, you sure a legend this random skipping or cracking noise annoyance was driving me insane on a brand new machine I was ready to kick it in. Here is what I have: Asus rampage extreme V that comes with Broadcom wifi and Intel NIC which had both enabled by default using OS windows 8.1 Pro 64bit. I am using a soundblaster zx tried everything from turning all the windows and sound blaster enhancements off to fully uninstall and reinstall the drivers non worked until I turned off my on board wifi in my asus board and only use the Intel NIC similar in a way to what you described in and the noise is completely gone. Thank you again.

This reply is probably years too late, but my fix to this problem was slightly different and hopefully it helps others. What solved my problem was a change of a setting in Realtek HD Audio Manager. When you open the Realtek sound manager, go to [Device advanced settings] and change the Recording device settings from [Tie up same type of input jacks as an input device] to [Seperate all input jacks as independent input devices]. In fact, better yet, disable the Realtek startup processes (audio manager and background processes) altogether. Footnote: I celebrated a little too soon. There were two issues here.

Implementing your solution worked at first but the next day some popping and cracklling sounds returned. Based on when they eventually started up again I guessed it may be a overheating issue. Letting the notebook cool down allowed for several hours of clear sound until the annoying sounds returned. I glued bigger rubber pads (feet) allowing for more air circulation under the notebook and the noises have not returned for a couple of days.

Still waiting for them. I think this combination solved my issues. Overheating is not an issue with an iPad, iPhone or iPoad or similiar device. I hope this helps others avoid the more drastic suggestions out there online. Thank you so much – not only to the author of this post, but also to Paul.

This problem was driving me NUTS! I listen to music all day long as I am a graphic designer and this issue was really, really distracting and annoying. Anyway, I tried the suggestion above and I thought it has worked, but then the cracking and popping returned.

I used the DPC Latency Checker and tried removing devices, no luck. My system would be completely Idle and then it would have these sudden spikes – I was so annoyed. No matter what devices I removed, still the same issue. I looked at Pauls comment here and thought – I have that installed. So, I disabled the ‘Enable malicious website blocking’ on Malware Bytes and low and behold – the red disappeared!

It was this causing the issue. The only trouble is now I need a similar tool that will block malicious websites – but one that doesn’t interfere with audio. Any suggestions?

I recently upgraded my Asus laptop from Win-XP to Win-7 and I noticed the cracking and popping in the audio while listening to music from any source, such as MP3s or Youtube. The computer has a Realtek audio system. I tried removing the Win-7 HD audio driver and installing the recommended Realtek driver for Win-7 but that didn’t fix the problem. I read that the solution was to use the Realtek R2.22 driver. This was the last version made for Vista before Win-7 came out. I removed the Win-7 driver and installed the Realtek R2.22 and the noises are gone. It’s worth trying this if you are hearing these cracking and popping sounds with a Realtek audio system and Win-7.

You can download the Realtek R2.22 driver from many sources. Just do a search for it. Left a thank you comment previously. Had “popping, drop-out ” problem periodically with Vista too. Also had Realtek HD drivers. Did want to mention that if anyone mentions a 60Hz (about) sounding BUZZ along with the above mentioned I had that too.

Malwarebytes (trial ed.). I noticed when trying to download an update for VLC player got a big buzz sound so started eliminating programs that made contact with the internet on their own (Avast virus, IDM, etc.). Soon as malwarebytes was removedsilent bliss!!

Weird.you bet. But no more so than the other problem you spent a great deal of time fixing!!! Thanks again for that! Hi guys i have exactly this problem but i use an audio interface called quad capture by roland. Ive tried everything but cant get it to work. When i read this i thought “finally im saved!!!” but then i saw that when i go to menu shown there was no such thing as an “enhancements” tab.

FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU computer!!!!!!!!! I never had this problem before. Ive even reinstalled windows and ALL drivers twice and still cant find a solution to this problem. If anybody knows how to fix this please help me. I KNOW HOW TO FIX THIS ANNOYING PROBLEM.

ITS THE STUPID IAANT MON.EXE RAID MONITOR its taking a huge spike in performance every 30 second and causes audio and video glitchs. I have been working on this issue for like 6 months and finally got it.

If you go to task manager and go to performane under CPU you can end the task in there and try your video if it works then do this to solve it right click on my computer click manager go to services and applications you should see something like intel matrix raid event monitor, right click that and then click disable, This will not hurt your computer this stupid optiion is for people that have RAID systems set up which a majoirty of us done so its usesless and super annoying!!! I hope this helps!!!!! This post helped me “I had the same problem with my brand new Toshiba L755 laptop running on W7. The very first time out of the box, I booted it up and played a song, it skipped. Pandora, YouTube, Win Media Player, downloaded movies, any media would stutter and skip every 15 seconds or so. Very annoying, especially after spending $500 to buy it. I checked for updated drivers, turned off the sound card enhancements, checked the bios, and nothing worked.

Then I found out that if both the ethernet port and wireless were active at the same time, I would get multiple svchost.exe spikes and the system would skip. I use wireless at my house so I disabled the ethernet port, since then no problems.

Hope this helps for anyone else searching for this same problem.” Thanks a lot Superguest! One additional cause for this may be if you’re an nvidia geforce card user.

The newer models use technology called powermizer, which throttles your gpu’s speed according to what’s going on. 3d/hardware accelerated programs will make it go all out, 2d/software ones will go minimum and such. Anytime such throttle happens, the dpc latency spikes appear, causing the popping. It can happen a lot, since all modern browsers use hardware acceleration these days to render the increasingly unoptimized, flash-ridden web 2.0 pages at acceptable speeds. Disabling it will remove all throttling and your gpu will always run at maximum settings, so if you plan doing that, better be prepared for additional power use and extra heat.

There may be third party programs that can do it better than nvidia. Hylex designs and manufactures public address syetems in various types and specifications. The factory, located in Taichung, Taiwan, has space area of 3,000 square meters.

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All products from Hylex have CE, FCC approval which meet international standards. Ok, listen up here. This is strange, and not sure why, but I had a DIFFERENT solution. Yes, I am on a PC, Win 7 Do the Right-click, Playback Devices, choose your default Playback Device (green check,) Properties; just like Corey said. However, However, there is no “Enhancement” tab. There are 4 tabs: General, Tone, Custom, Levels, Advanced.

Choose the “Custom” tab, and the only thing on that screen is: Digital Output Only. Check that box if it is unchecked. INSTANTLY cut off the crackling/popping. When I uncheck it, it’s back. I did that completely and totally by accident. But if I had not run across this blog, I would never have gotten far enough to figure that out.

And, damn man. The number of props you got for this solution.awesome work!

And five years later as well. Yeah, worked like a charm, was getting the popping crackling using digital and analog to Creative card and both were coming back with the anomaly, so checked the latency checker and noticed the red bars so i did what you said and voila! But bear in mind that if you have a separated usb connection like many gaming headset do, you might wanna disable those too as they will show as a different component under the Playback tab.

I also disabled onboard sound card and the GPU inboard graphics sound solution which is the case with AMD, not sure about NVIDIA. But thanks men it saved my ears and my early OCD like symptoms. The Maharashtra government has shifted annual rent agreement renewal procedures within the departments to its digital platform.

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