Interference sound facetime

Got problem when facetime. The cooling fan is running and creating a some noise on the background. It is very annoying.. can someone provide me some help.. thanks

Same here untill now I'm facing same issue while the iOS 7.0.4 has been release to fixed the bugs issue it seems that theres no affect at all and theres no specific what they fixed.
"Does anyone from here experience annoying sound from facetime when call and answer it the sound goes to high-pitched and cracking sound and even most of the time you cannot understand the other person you been talk.?"

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Im not sure if this problem (interference sound) is connected to my creative soundcard. The sound port in the front panel of my computer is where this sound is coming from. Does anyone else have this same problem?
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With my warranty out in a matter of weeks I'll definitely head to a Genius bar and see what they say.
A friend of mine has a similar problem on his phone and it much more frequent/severe than mine. His iPhone is out of warranty so he's done nothing about it. With mine being in warranty at least I do have an option but it is a bit of a drive just to get there.
I've got exams between now and the 16th December so I'll have to hold of until the 17th at the earliest - 10days before my warranty runs out!!
If anyone has any suggestions or on how they managed to resolve this themself then that would be appreciated. Until then, I'll report back after my trip to the Genius bar.
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I've been having issues with iTunes on my computer for the past few weeks. When I have music playing, I'm also getting this static, interference-like sound, like you might hear on a radio when you have a bad signal. My first thought was that the speakers were the problem, but after trying three different sets of speakers, the problem remained. Plus, when I play music through any other type of media player, it sounds perfectly fine. It's only when I'm playing something through iTunes that this sound occurs. It happens whether I'm playing stuff from my music library, directly from my iPod, or even through any of the radio channels.
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I have 7.0.1 and Lion installed on a Mac book pro. The first day Spanish programing just started playing with no one at the computer. The second day the interference was in English having to quit Firefox to get it to stop.
I rebooted and cleaned the system but it has reoccurred. I have used iGoogle as my default homepage flawlessly for 2 years with this only occurring after I sign into iGoogle from the Google search page.
This machine is used for business only and not exposed elsewhere. Any thoughts before I remove and reinstall?

It is possible that there is a problem with the files sessionstore.js and sessionstore.bak in the Firefox Profile Folder.
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* Help > Troubleshooting Information > Profile Directory: Open Containing Folder
* http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder_-_Firefox
If you see files sessionstore-##.js with a number in the left part of the name like sessionstore-1.js then delete those as well.<br />
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I am suddenly getting an interferance sound in the "events" after down loading new clips. Any ideals?
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Andy.
The sound is like a card hitting a bicycle spoke, though quite a bit softer.
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I am getting interference (scratching sound) on my Ipod touch on music that I sync from downloaded CDs to ITunes on my PC. The music is clear when I play it on my PC but has the interference on the Ipod. This just started recently. Any thoughts?

Thank you so much for the reply. I does not appear to be the headphones because I get the same interference sound from my Ihome radio when I dock by Ipod on it as well as when I connect the Ipod to the radio connection in the car. I have isolated the issue to the Ipod because these same tunes play without interference on my PC so something is happening in the sync process.
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We shot an interview the other day and even though we normally remember to tell people to turn off their cell phones, we forgot that day. Right in the middle of a good response we hear the annoying sound that cell phones cause with wireless mics. It only lasts a few seconds, but really takes away from what the interviewee is saying. Is there a way to lessen that noise or even get rid of it altogether?
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This might work for you, depending on how intrusive the interference sound is, and what the other frequencies in the audio file are doing.
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Soundbooth/2.0/WSEA8E9ACF-B4CB-402c-A080-FB1A2FBD39F9a.html
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I've been using my Shure SE530 headphones and an iPhone 3GS and iPod Nano for years now with now problems. I recently upgraded to an iPhone 4 and instantly noticed a little interference sound.
As I plug the headphones into an iPhone 4 I can hear a little cracking noise for a few seconds - after the plug is seated. When I'm on the train and we pass another train at speed I hear the cracking noise again.
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Sounds Like Crap

I've been beginning to wonder what GB's real purpose is... I've recently purchased a Snowball Microphone $105.00 to go with GB because my band and I were simply utilizing the built-in microphone on my MacPro -- ugh, not good at all. It's much better now, but still not great quality. Sounds like the recording was out of a "garage". Obviously, I'm getting way too much interference (sound bouncing off of walls, windows, everything). What exactly am I supposed to do?? Having us individually record our parts seems like a royal pain and I only have one microphone and have been recording tracks on just one take (all together, not separately).
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Certainly GB is not the culprit in your case!
- Putting one mic in front of a band will always sound like crap. For a good vocal track, e.g., the singer has to be close to the mic, and that is true for picking up guitar apms too. In order to put each instrument and voice on their own channel, you either need a multi-channel interface and several mics (and good acoustic isolation so the tracks don't bleed into each other), or you'll have to record them one at a time. You could use the low quality one-mic recording as a "base" track, let everyone play their part over it, and erase the base track in the end. Don't expect a good drum sound with one mic.
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Nextel is real bad due to the technology being used.
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No it is the same both headset on and when unplugged.
I have two microhpone devices listed in the properties. The default one says manufacturer is Microsoft so I am guessing that it is the built in microphone. If I mute the microphone and try speaking with my headphones on then nothing gets recorded, same with if I remove my microphone headset.
I take it if you plug in a mic then this is what directs the sound through the system but the main microphone is still the default device?
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