Wow sound effect muted
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I just solved my own problem and thought others might benefit, since I could not find the solution using internet search. I had already set the 'environment' and 'equalizer' sound effects options to , but the echo persisted. I found the problem seems that I was essentially duplicating the Line In audio stream. You can open the manager and view the 'Line In' tab - mine had a non-zero playback volume the slider was NOT all the way to the left for zero playback. If you want output from the HD Manager, that makes sense. Then, the tab will display in a window with the title 'Sound'. You should see the Line In device in the list. Right-click on this item and select Properties. The 'Line In' properties window pops up. Then select the 'Listen' tab. UNselect 'Listen to this device'. The echo should disappear if you're experiencing my problem. I hope this helps someone. I'm just trying to help the community from which I've received so much help. Yes, unselecting 'Listen to this device' does get rid of the echo. However the sound isn't great compared to leaving it ticked bar the echo. In sound properties, under the playback tab, if you disable all playback devices, sound is still coming from somewhere, what is it? Some default inner speaker? I take it that is what is causing the echo. Is there anyway to disable this? You may have a sample rate problem. I had the same echoey issue and mine was resolved with making sure the windows sample rate was the same as the Realtek HD sample rate. Both should be set to 16bit 48000Hz. In the Realtek Menu click on speaker icon in bottom right of Windows Select the Default Format tab then make sure the same sample rate is listed in that drop-down menu. I realize your post is three years old, but wanted to thank you. With your workaround, I now have mic function and no feedback. Having just managed to install a video capture device to my desktop PC planning to transfer VHS tapes to digital recordings I came across this echo effect. Googled the net and the first result was your post! Many thanks for saving me a shedload of time. I just solved my own problem and thought others might benefit, since I could not find the solution using internet search. I had already set the 'environment' and 'equalizer' sound effects options to , but the echo persisted. I found the problem seems that I was essentially duplicating the Line In audio stream. You can open the manager and view the 'Line In' tab - mine had a non-zero playback volume the slider was NOT all the way to the left for zero playback. If you want output from the HD Manager, that makes sense. Then, the tab will display in a window with the title 'Sound'. You should see the Line In device in the list. Right-click on this item and select Properties. The 'Line In' properties window pops up. Then select the 'Listen' tab. UNselect 'Listen to this device'. The echo should disappear if you're experiencing my problem. I hope this helps someone. I'm just trying to help the community from which I've received so much help. I discovered a simple fox that worked with my system. First go to Control Panel. Go to Realtek HD Audio Manager. This fixed my echo and may work with yours. I just solved my own problem and thought others might benefit, since I could not find the solution using internet search. I had already set the 'environment' and 'equalizer' sound effects options to , but the echo persisted. I found the problem seems that I was essentially duplicating the Line In audio stream. You can open the manager and view the 'Line In' tab - mine had a non-zero playback volume the slider was NOT all the way to the left for zero playback. If you want output from the HD Manager, that makes sense. Then, the tab will display in a window with the title 'Sound'. You should see the Line In device in the list. Right-click on this item and select Properties. The 'Line In' properties window pops up. Then select the 'Listen' tab. UNselect 'Listen to this device'. The echo should disappear if you're experiencing my problem. I hope this helps someone. I'm just trying to help the community from which I've received so much help.
