Interestingly, the problem is not present on my old iPhone 6 (which I still have) or 5 my wife's iPhone or iPhone 5 s son. It appears that when I get in the car for the second time - and then it stays until I have cancel the twinning of the iPhone from the car and start over. For those of you old enough to remember, it is similar to the noise that scratched used to make recordings of LP!Ĭuriously, there is no problem when first to connect the iPhone to my car (a Ford S-Max). Since getting my iPhone to launch 6s, I noticed that there are quite loud crackling and popping noises coming through when I listen to the Apple music in my car audio system (connected via bluetooth).

How to stop Windows 7 automatically install driversĬrackling / popping noises during playback of music via Bluetooth for car radio (6 s iPhone / iOS 9.2) How to uninstall a Windows Update in Windows 7 And stop theĪutomatic installation of updates of pilot then manually check for new drivers. And don't forget to check the new Web site of the manufacturer for the latest driver. 0Ĭheck the updates of Windows, can be a sound driver for your system. So I wonder if there is a more up-to-date version my IDT there. I also heard rumors that HP do not keep drivers up to date on their Web site. The fix for microsoft says DO NOT install it unless you are sure. I have no idea what means the data, but I've heard some people know leaks memory with audiodg.exe and I wonder if it could it be. WRPUI revealed that, during a period of high latency audiodg.exe had a count of 1 563 and a weight of 1 517. Then the sound would be perfect for the 12 to 48 hours to which the question referred.Ī DPC latency Checker showed that over time my latency increased also, and POPs and crackles corresponded with an increase in latency. The problem is getting worse over time until I've restarted. According to the HP website, my audio drivers are up to date. I even tried the different outlets for computers and the different power strips. POPs and crackles in the audio playback, any device, no matter the speakers or the headphones, any outlet. May I noticed was that a glitch will start appearing in the sound. 'I have a' desktop PC HP Pavilion 500 - 205t CTO using Windows 7 and IDT High Definition Audio CODEC.

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