May 4, 200323 yr I just loaded Windows 2003 on my Home Server/Media center. I loaded up all the divx codec to play movies, the visual is fine, but all i get out of the speakers is this high pitch hum...any ideas? Its and Abit Be6-2 with a PIII 866 512 mushkin pc150, 40gig WD 7200 Windows2003 stand=Drew
May 4, 200323 yr You forgot to mention what sound card you got, but try the sound card's XP drivers to see if this high pitched hum goes away.
May 4, 200323 yr I think Tha_Filer said something about issues with movies and sound on W2K3Server. I know WinME had similar problems with Win Media Player for a short time. Earlier this afternoon a friend of mine tried a movie with the Server Editon and had the same problem. He is using a SB Live 5.1. Oddly enough he does not experience the wine with audio CDs.
May 4, 200323 yr Author Im experience this issue with a very simaler card, a soundblaster 512 gamer, it actully regiters as a Live....ill try the xp drivers..then ill repost=Drew
May 5, 200323 yr Author I tryed the drivers from Creative, but im still getting the high pitch ring/hum with movies.. Anyone have a fix for this?=Drew
May 5, 200323 yr Maybe this will help a little. We replaced the OEM SB Live 5.1 with a Retail model and solved the problem today. Just for kicks I pulled the Retail model and shoved the OEM back in. Win2K3Server went through a hardware update and it works. No wine! Go figure?
May 5, 200323 yr Author Now thats just odd.... hum i wonder why a retail would work any better...maybe the drivers are better....can u hook up a link to those drivers, maybe that would do the trick=Drew
May 5, 200323 yr Click HerePlease wait about 20-30 minutes after time of this post Drew. Its upping and I'm goin to bed We used the W2K drivers.
May 6, 200323 yr What do you expect? Its not like a company will have the most expensive and resource consuming sound cards in their server. I know most companies I've worked for have the standard build in ATI Rage 8mb video card in their server, and nothing else related to multimedia.
May 6, 200323 yr Author Yea i guess its not ment to do this type of thing, but sort of odd that even such a basic and commen card doesnt work. Further, its odd that Win2k server has the proper drivers.=Drew
May 6, 200323 yr actually.. u should approach mickeysoft on this.. as they got the "supposed" approved drivers so ask them for your soundcard driver.. they should tell u whether they can or not
May 7, 200323 yr Author Update: I poped in a Creative Live! Value Moved around the Pci devices and it autoDetected with the proper working driver. The sound is now working just fine. =Drew
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