Glad it worked for you both, but it didn't for me. I've been refunded by Microsoft though, so will try and find a home for the camera where it's more compatible
Lifecam HD-3000 bad audio
Hi I have Win 10, and I have a Lifecam HD-3000, and the audio has a hum.
I've tried a couple of units and they are the same, so I know it's not a physical fault.
I also tried changing the sampling rate, a solution offered in other forum answers, but that didn't work.
Does the Lifecam HD-3000 simply not work with windows 10, or is there a solution to get the sound working properly ?
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Anonymous
2021-04-25T15:55:01+00:00 -
Anonymous
2021-05-03T18:08:38+00:00 Had a similar issue but it turned out to be the USB hub. I plugged into my monitor and it works great now :)
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Anonymous
2021-05-17T18:05:03+00:00 same issue, thanks for sharing video. is there a fix?
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Anonymous
2021-06-20T13:59:36+00:00 I have LifeCam Cinema camera and recently I need to set the sensitivity really high now to get decent level of audio. With high sensitivity (90+) I get audio level decent but a lot of high pitched noise. (both Camera and Voice recorder apps)
I have recording using the same camera and PC (and the same location - basically the same take) from 2nd May and the sound is loud and clear. Camera connected directly, video is as expected. The settings are the same .
I can see that the driver version on my lifecam is from 21st May. Though I must admit I am on Windows Developer edition - 21390.2025. My suspicion is that the recent drivers broke the audio on LifeCam cameras.
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Anonymous
2021-07-14T00:50:55+00:00 Nothing seems to completely fix this.
However, try decreasing the level to about 76-80, it reduces the noise.
Also I am using a noise suppression filter (in OBS) so you may check this option too. Zoom also has this feature, but I never tested it.