(10-19-2021, 09:48 AM)Dimitri Muskens Wrote: >>>
Colleague of mine has a similar experience but only when activating his second cam (other view) hooked up via USB.
This makes me wonder if it is a bandwidth issue or perhaps the sharing of the (internal) USB-hub is causing some static/overload on that system component.
Another possibility is a driver issue. Is everything 'up-to-date'?

(10-18-2021, 03:02 PM)Sticks Wrote: Hello,

I have an annoying situation going on, maybe there is someone who can help me to solve this issue.

Problem:
I am in a session and have very good sound and can see other musicians if they turn on their webcam.
So far everything works just fine.

As soon as I turn on my own webcam (Logitech C270 HD) I hear some sort of sound distortion in my headphones, it sounds almost like hissing.
When I turn off my camera the sound is clear again.
I did disable the camera's microphone without solving the problem.

Does anybody know what I have to do to fix this?


Thank you in advance!
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Hello,  with regards to clicking, I had same issue when scrolling Ultimate Guitar tabs on my W10 NUC PC and my Audient iD14 interface. To correct this clicking I went into the Windows Task Manager/Details and looked at the Priority of my Audient iD14.exe running and noticed it is coded at "Normal" Priority only. I set the Priority to High and it resolves the issue. In my case i only have a 2 Core i5 CPU so it has to be well tuned to handle USB/ASIO traffic. If I reboot my PC I have to remember to go back in change the priority. Hope this helps!