Unpicked noise suppression still cracking sound.
Strange thing is it happens with all mic sources, internal Realtek, 3.5mm wired headphones, USB mic and even BT headset.
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Hello Microsoft Community,
I am experiencing exactly same issue as highlighted in this post;
When I am in a Zoom meeting with 1 person it appears ok - but when a meeting with multiple attendees (hence higher CPU load) are in progress all of sudden other participants get loud crackling noise when I speak, and it has happened on a regular basis.
I have used both
but when the crackling jumbled sound starts to occur, it doesn't matter which mic I am using - and it continues on and off.
I have updated the drivers to the latest packages available, but the issue persists.
I have seen a post talking about unchecking "Enable audio enhancements - Signal enhancements" on Reddit
https://www.reddit.com/r/Surface/comments/3dgdkw/how_to_fix_audio_cracklingdistortion_on_surface/
but I don't see that option in my Surface Book 2 13" i5 model (with the latest Windows 10 patches)
However I do notice a checkbox with "Enable Hardware Acceleration". If I uncheck the box what would it do?
Regards,
Jihong
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Unpicked noise suppression still cracking sound.
Strange thing is it happens with all mic sources, internal Realtek, 3.5mm wired headphones, USB mic and even BT headset.
It seems from the thread that it's not just a SB2 issue. Its happening with a dell and also a Mac???
interesting. I think I heard once of a dell having the problem but never a Mac. My wife owns a mac and we do all of our meetings from our home. she has never had a problem (it is a few years older MacBook Pro) and I've never had a problem with my ipad. so now I'm even more confused.
I had the very same issue and it looks like I have fixed it.
I remember experiencing something similar when I did a refresh of the OS a couple of years ago. I repeated the steps and it has disappeared.
Here is what I did:
Hope this helps
Best
Andrew (asteng88)
Thanks @asteng88 I'll give it a try