Photo Booth Squeeky Noise in video

Any time I record a video on my new mac book I got on monday, I hear this really high squeaky noise as I watch the video. I've gone to different places just to test it out and everywhere I go I get this high squeaky noise after it has been recorded. Once in awhile it won't do it, but a majority of the times I hear it throughout my whole video. It doesn't do it when I am recording, just when I watch.
Let me know.
Thanks,
Jonas
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Hey. I am having the exact same issue with my MacBook. I tested it in different areas and found that the high-pitched chirruping is in each video recorded directly from the internal mic. I have changed settings, but to no avail. Any ideas?

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