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Distorted sound caused by webcam?
#1
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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#2
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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'?
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#3
(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'?

The camera setting is correct, up to date and connected via USB. I get questions from others how my setup is because my audio and video is in sync or at least close to being in sync.
Only my own audio is affected as soon as I turn on my camera.

Not that it is a big deal since music is for the ears   Wink


Thanks Dimitri!
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(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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Thanks John, I will check how my priority is set.
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