how do i eliminate the noise when i play back a video recording with my labtec webcam?
545804
use a software like cool edit pro to remove the noise from your video. there are also some free or shareware programs that can do it nicely.
1148758
It could be in your webcam settings or uninstall and reinstall your cam..and check the settings carefully.
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Either the codec you are using to play back the file is wrong / out of date, or the video clip was encoded improperly so that the audio does not play back correctly.\n\nChances are it's on your end and can be corrected with a good install of the XVid or Divx codecs:\n\nhttp://www.divx.com
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You would be looking for a program, I don't believe a mic can do that. A high quality mic would get rid of backround noise and things of that nature. Any audio program should do what you are asking for. Try some of the popular ones like Fruity Loops, Reason, Acid Pro, etc.
804105
if u want to record sound, u need a mic but not a software, use the windows sound recorder.\nbut if u want to capture videos without a webcam, use camtasia studio. go ot techsmith.com   then select camtasia studio.
79102
My webcam came with software that will do it.  Some handicams will also do it, but it's less common than not.
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record a vcr tape on a channel with only static or"white noise" then put the tape back in the player and play it so your wathcing the statice, i wouldnt do it if i were you though
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I bought a wonderful webcam with motion detector and infrared from Webcams4u which can be found on Ebay, or on the internet. Their prices are great and I think I paid £10.00 for mine, it also has a built in microphone
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Use DVDx.  It's freeware:\n\nhttp://www.labdv.com/dvdx/
197768
sounds like your video device is overheating.....contact the manufacture, you may have to send it in for service
683273
I think you have to use an external software.  CamGrab-2+ is one option.
467396
Your speakers make be too close to a cam with a mic?....  There should be an adjustment on your speaker icon (accessories in windows).  Try turning it down with the slider and see if it makes a difference.  Also try plugging in a pair of earphones and see what it sounds like.  If it sounds OK from the earphones, it definitely is your speaker setup or maybe the speakers themselves.
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Make a note of the model number or name of the webcam\nGo to the labtec website and download the appropriate driver.\nWithout plugging in the webcam, install the driver.\nReboot\nPlug the webcam in (if you've plugged it in before this, plug it into a different port)\nAllow the computer to install the camera although you may have to point the computer at the driver file (so make a note of where its installed the driver file to)\nIf you move the camera from USB socket to USB socket, it will try and reinstall it.\n\nHope this helps\n\nDHW
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try totalrecorder http://www.totalrecorder.com\ni've answered the exact question not long ago.. and i've been picked the best answer... so i guess that software will work for you as well..\n\nHave Fun!
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Download TMPGEnc (it's freeware) and run the video file on it. You can split the file into two - one having the video and one having the audio.
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Are you running some media program (like WinAmp) or some sound recording program that is currently using your microphone and speakers ?\n\nIf so, you will need to stop those.
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what are you talking about?\ni think you need your webcam software. if you don't have it go to drivers.com or go to the webcams site and get the driver.