fix my sound for ZP

[dot]

Something happened and I'm not sure what.

Not getting any audio from YouTube/iTunes/regular AVIs in VLC

When I do get audio, its for a few seconds (only in AVIs), then it stops and then starts sporadically a few minutes later if I leave it running.

If I reboot, I get sound for a while (10 seconds), only tested on YouTube. Still nothing in iTunes, songs don't even play.


Tried to system restore, tried to reinstall G35 drivers, tried some audio codecs. Nothing.


10k on the line, fix this

HillMAN53

Go to your computers website ex: Dell, VAIO, etc.

Then download the sound drivers from there and it should work.

Same thing happened to me.

[dot]

Nope


worked for 2 seconds then stopped

HillMAN53

Iwould TV you and try to help but I'm on an iPad and the team view app is confusing.

l_Maven_l

So it works for a little bit if you restart your computer? Or does it work for a little bit reinstalling without restarting?

[dot]

works for a few seconds after a reboot

l_Maven_l

Ew, sounds like a hardware issue. Is it on-board or a sound card?

[dot]

usb unit. has its own sound device i think

[LobsterMts]

Try cleaning your PC with CCLeaner and check for errors in the registry.

Bruce1nR

Tried with another USB headset?

MikeDaSpike

[MOD]dot wrote: »

Something happened and I'm not sure what.

Not getting any audio from YouTube/iTunes/regular AVIs in VLC

When I do get audio, its for a few seconds (only in AVIs), then it stops and then starts sporadically a few minutes later if I leave it running.

If I reboot, I get sound for a while (10 seconds), only tested on YouTube. Still nothing in iTunes, songs don't even play.


Tried to system restore, tried to reinstall G35 drivers, tried some audio codecs. Nothing.


10k on the line, fix this

Try to make another user(account) and tell if you have sound there

CyberCatUK

1) One of the first things I do when diagnosing a problem with sound, is try using headphones. This will determine if the problem is from the speakers or from the computer itself. If the same problem occurs with headphones you know its the computer.
2) If you are using a USB sound card are you able to connect it to another computer to test it? This will determine if its a problem with this USB device or the computer.
3) Could be some corruted audio codecs you have installed, not sound drivers but things like AC3, DTS, Vorbis, AAC etc. Uninstall whatever you installed for those, restart & test.

l_Maven_l

CyberCatUK wrote: »

1) One of the first things I do when diagnosing a problem with sound, is try using headphones. This will determine if the problem is from the speakers or from the computer itself. If the same problem occurs with headphones you know its the computer.
2) If you are using a USB sound card are you able to connect it to another computer to test it? This will determine if its a problem with this USB device or the computer.
3) Could be some corruted audio codecs you have installed, not sound drivers but things like AC3, DTS, Vorbis, AAC etc. Uninstall whatever you installed for those, restart & test.

Best advice so far. Always try to narrow the possibilities.

[dot]

fixed it all by myself

got a motherboard with both usb 2.0 and 3.0 ports
apparently there is a problem with g35 + 3.0 (or so it appears anyway, even though its supposed to be backwards compatible)

tried in a regular 2.0 port and works like a charm


Thanks for trying everyone <33

my zp

Ackbarr

You need to plug your headset in the 2.0 port.

I win?