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 dim. 26 déc. 2004, 23:37
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The problem I am having is noise that the computer is making when the firewire is plugged into it with the Firepod. When the power cord isn't plugged into the computer, the noise ceases but when I plug the firepod into it in any combination of the firewire outs, etc I get this noise. This noise stops for a second when I click on something or other wierd actions like that.
Anyone have a solution? -------------------- -Shawn
Powerbook 1.5GHz G4 512RAM Presonus Firepod | Logic Express 7.1 | Keystation 49e | 10.4.2 OS X |
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mer. 29 déc. 2004, 21:19
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Thanks man, a beer to you!
-------------------- -Shawn
Powerbook 1.5GHz G4 512RAM Presonus Firepod | Logic Express 7.1 | Keystation 49e | 10.4.2 OS X |
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dim. 2 janv. 2005, 22:27
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I really hope Apple plans to fix this problem in future events.
-------------------- -Shawn
Powerbook 1.5GHz G4 512RAM Presonus Firepod | Logic Express 7.1 | Keystation 49e | 10.4.2 OS X |
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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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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...
-------------------- -Shawn
Powerbook 1.5GHz G4 512RAM Presonus Firepod | Logic Express 7.1 | Keystation 49e | 10.4.2 OS X |
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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.
-------------------- -Shawn
Powerbook 1.5GHz G4 512RAM Presonus Firepod | Logic Express 7.1 | Keystation 49e | 10.4.2 OS X |
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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. -------------------- -Shawn
Powerbook 1.5GHz G4 512RAM Presonus Firepod | Logic Express 7.1 | Keystation 49e | 10.4.2 OS X |
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 lun. 25 avril 2005, 01:20
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Somebody with input please?
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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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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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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? 
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