After Writing A Music CD, Why Do I Hear Pops Or Noises During Playback?
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Record at lower speeds (during CD to CD copy). Audio CDs created with the CD recorder have no header for each audio frame. Since the frame header contains the block address, lack of the header can cause noise during playback.\n\nReading data at too high a speed also can cause pops and clicks in the audio output, because audio samples are skipped or repeated during jitter correction. To prevent pops in audio tracks, write at lower speeds or create a CD image on your hard drive.
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Do you have problem playing all the Cd's or just some. And i am sure you checked this in windows event manager. Well you can use a Lens cleaner and see if it works. If that does not completely resolve your issue and you have problems playing all Cd's contact a computer technician to fix this problem. If you have no problems playing any Cd's and you are just worried about the message in Event monitor then do not worry. But use a lens cleaner and use good quality of Media (Cd's)
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if its a rewritable cd, try to erase it first. although the best quality cd's for music would be a cd-r.
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If your sound is playing through a CD-ROM (audio disc) it could be your CD-ROM locking up on a scratch on the CD, or something of that nature.\n\nIf it is locking up while playing an MP3 or something like that, then you should try using a different software program to play the sound file.  For example, you could download Winamp or something of that nature and try it instead if Windows Media Player is failing.
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Did you close the session on the CD?
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If you're using sattelite speakers check your cords and connections. You could also have a dirty laser eye, try getting some compressed air in a can (available at electronics stores or hardware stores) and spray in the CD slot. Make sure your CD's are clean. If these things don't work, hopefully you can return it to where you bought it and have it exchanged.
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USE YOUR LAPTOP. There are a lot of software options (some free others not) that let you not only rip the track but also clean it so that there are no more crackles, pops, hisses and other breakfast cereal sounds on your music. The best thing is that you could get it all for free. I recommend using Audacity. It's a free (and open source) audio editor with all you need built in. It's really easy to use and did I mention FREE?\nJust one thing. If you remove the noise you remove some of the music so be carefull and keep a backup of the originals.\n\nPS: here's the link to audacity if you want to check it out.\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/\nPPS: if you want to export to mp3 you'll need to install an encoder like lame
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Do as Phil says plus\n\nCheck to see if you are getting system sounds or just CD sounds - put a cd in (is it playing) test the sysytem sounds through DXDIAG (click start > run > dxdiag > click on sound > test sound\n\nCheck to see if you can hear the sound through some headphones - if you can you may have a speaker problem - check the cables etc\n\nCheck on the web to see if you have the most upto date drivers for the device\n\nIn device manager uninstall the sound card and also uninstall the Primary IDE channel (IN the IDE ATAPT controllers) then restart your pc \n\nHopefully this last option should reinstall your sound\n\nAlso check to see if you have a sound manager installed on your pc - check the setting within this
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Believe it or not, if that speaker is near your computer, your monitor or another electronic device, try moving it away from the other device.\n\nIt may be that you have RF (radio frequency) interference that is causing the problem.
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something wrong with the sounds card
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when you rip cds to mp3, some of the software has the option to "Normalise it". what it does is basicly try to put all song at the same sound level, so when you play them, no song sounds too low or too high.
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it could be something as simple as the speakers/headphones you are using or your card might be getting messed up check the settings of the sound on the game because if it only happens in the game then its the settings in the game :D
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This is due to microphone feedback. Look at this article for information on how to eliminate it in Windows: http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_zdpcm/is_200108/ai_ziff10423
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try turning off the sound. If you continue to hear noises listen to  the computer itself. It might be a noise that is cause by the computer or monitor. Also don't hesitate to ask a mechanic or a computer fixxer it might be something wrong with it. It could be a virus. Or it might be a website.\n\nGoodLuck
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try messing with the controls under sound properties in control panel ..
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Your question doesn't have enough information to answer. Your error messages indicate your are not playing your music locally. But I'm not willing to rule out the fact they've done some OS hardening. Do you have a specific error ID from Media Player attached is a listing of common ones on M$'s support site. If you do have an ID code and can look at the specific one, they may give you a better idea of what's causing the errors.
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When you are streaming anything, it usually is poor quality so it can be viewed in real time. Due to the poorer quality, you will hear popping.