gar187er
Premium Alcoholic
join:2006-06-24
Dover, DE
| reply to cruiserandma
Re: Popping/clicking audio drving me nuts..
powerstrips dont condition the line....a good UPS would that specifically says 'line filtering'
it could be a bad ground anywhere if that indeed is the issue...usually high draw items cause the most problems, fridge, microwave, etc....
how many pieces of electronics do you have near cable box? any unshielded speakers?
cell phones do throw noise into audio speakers, but mostly when they are receiving a call |
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cruiserandma
join:2008-07-04
| The associated AV stuff is all that's anywhere near the box in the living room. And in the bedroom there's nothing but the associated tv even close by.
So if it's electrical interference from something else in the house, it's something much farther away, and is affecting cable boxes on different circuits- which is why I also kind of suspect there is interference coming in through the coax from Comcast..
Thanks again for the ideas! |
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Mallego
@metrocast.net
| You didn't mention how you are connecting the audio to your TV/amplifier. However, I doubt that the problem is electrical interference, if so it would show up in the picture.
More likely is a problem back in the headend, I would suggest a buffer overflow or underflow issue at the MPEG level. You may ask why aren't others complaining, they may be but no one at Comcast has put it together. Or, I have found that some folks don't know enough to ache when they are in pain and they don't complain.
Try to get a supervisor at your home. Have specific details and information for him/her. Programs, time of day, channels,etc. The phone support or trouble technician doesn't have the horsepower to deal with this kind of problem.
Retired CATV engineer. |
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cruiserandma
join:2008-07-04 | You may ask why aren't others complaining, they may be but no one at Comcast has put it together. Or, I have found that some folks don't know enough to ache when they are in pain and they don't complain. |
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