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> High-pitch With Firewire
iShawn
posté mer. 29 déc. 2004, 21:19
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Thanks man, a beer to you!


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posté dim. 2 janv. 2005, 22:27
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I really hope Apple plans to fix this problem in future events.


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posté dim. 2 janv. 2005, 22:42
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I'm back, and yes, turning off the nap mode fixes the whine. I did notice that the fan was more likely to turn on tho. I'll just keep the CHUD tools installed, and turn nap mode when the whine gets annoying.
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iShawn
posté sam. 16 avril 2005, 04:12
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I wonder if using a Firewire hub with other firewire interfaces does the same thing? I would imagine it would... but it's no complete problem to me...


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posté dim. 17 avril 2005, 16:52
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Also, if anyone has gotten a new powerbook since they've come out, I'd love to hear your reaction to this (Applying to any whine that you may hear) especially if you're also using a Firepod.


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posté dim. 24 avril 2005, 10:20
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QUOTE (iShawn @ Apr 15 2005, 21:12)
I wonder if using a Firewire hub with other firewire interfaces does the same thing? I would imagine it would... but it's no complete problem to me...

Regarding this... other Firewire things that I have used (Well, only one, along with the iPod) don't create this noise. So, that got me wondering if multiple firewire devices were connected together with the hub; if this would pose a solution. Maybe a new driver needs to come into play? Has anyone had this problem before with another device, but since a new driver came out, they have no more problems?

Something needs to be done.


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posté lun. 25 avril 2005, 01:20
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Somebody with input please? cool.gif


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posté lun. 25 avril 2005, 02:08
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I am not really sure what the question is. Is it that the whine that is disabled with Chud tools, would not be present in a hub that uses firewire? I don't know for sure as I have only one firewire device plugged in, but as far as I know it isn't a firewire issue as such, so much as a power issue with the actual processor. I found that mouse-overs, and scrolling with scroll bars would stop the whine. Even when I didn't use a firewire device this would happen (although the whine was less).
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posté lun. 25 avril 2005, 05:43
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Have you tried swaping out firewire interface cables-some are more equal than others.
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Jubei
posté jeu. 28 avril 2005, 17:42
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Is this whine that you are speaking of coming through the speakers? I just purchased a Firebox and I am getting this sound through my monitors that sounds like the computer's frequency(best i can describe?) and when I press or depress the mouse or move it over the tool bar the sound changes? Is this what you guys are speaking about? is it the presonus stuff? I was using an imic with the same monitors and it was dead silent....i am using an imac g4 1.25/usb2.0/17 inch.

do i need chud? tongue.gif
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