Feedback with Marvel?

[Speed Pete]

I have a Marvel G400 and connected ist to my Soundcard. Like written in the manual i connected it with the Line In and the Line Out of my Soundcard. But now i hear this high sound (I think it's called "feedback"). What is wrong here?

[Maggi]

Hi Pete,

I don't now, but you should repost your questions in the desktop video forum ...

Those guys should have the answers at hand.



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[Fogduck]

Pete,

Reduce your Line In and/or Line Out levels until it stops. Make sure you haven't plugg

[SteveC]

you haven't plugg... what?

interesting.

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[Meek]

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This post was rubbish, so I edited the contents away... Sorry.
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M.

[This message has been edited by Meek (edited 12 January 2000).]

[Maggi]

Goddamn forum crash !

He just had hit the reply button when it went off ... just like I did on the SETI thread on page two ... and it seems that my account is gone by that occasion too.



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[Meek]

Oops, sorry, I took the pain to rad the Marvel manual from the Net, nad the connection scheme is quite much different than I though.

But, in any case, I suspect you may have a microphone connected to your PC, and you are outputing the signal to a stereo system with loudspeakers.

You should disable the microsphone, if that is the case, with the Volume Control applet of your PC.

And then again, your loop may be somewhere else...

M.

[Speed Pete]

No no - no microphone. Reducing Lin In and Out works, but I wonder whether this is the way Matrox thought.
It seems to me, that a little bit of the Sound goes simply through the Breakout Box, comes back to my Soundcard and so I get this feedback. But I think this shouldn't be so?