I use an Aiwa mini-system to play the audio from both my TV and my PC.
On the back of the system there is a line-in for the TV and a line-in for the PC.
The problem is that recently there has been a tremendous amount of noise that's appeared in the line.
This is the scenario:
1) When both are plugged in to their appropriate jacks, the noise appears when the mini-system is swiched to play the PC's audio.
2) If I unplug the TV cables, and leave the PC cables plugged in, the noise disappears.
3) If I unplug the PC cables, and leave the TV cables plugged in, the noise disappears.
4) If I switch the PC to the "Video In" jack on the back of the stereo, and leave the TV jacks unplugged, I don't get noise, however if I then plug the TV lines into the input jacks that I normally use for the PC I get noise.
So it seems like I can have one input source plugged in at a time without noise... but if I have more than one plugged in ... it makes noise.
Anybody ever seen this, or know what could be the problem?
Thanks,
Telstar
On the back of the system there is a line-in for the TV and a line-in for the PC.
The problem is that recently there has been a tremendous amount of noise that's appeared in the line.
This is the scenario:
1) When both are plugged in to their appropriate jacks, the noise appears when the mini-system is swiched to play the PC's audio.
2) If I unplug the TV cables, and leave the PC cables plugged in, the noise disappears.
3) If I unplug the PC cables, and leave the TV cables plugged in, the noise disappears.
4) If I switch the PC to the "Video In" jack on the back of the stereo, and leave the TV jacks unplugged, I don't get noise, however if I then plug the TV lines into the input jacks that I normally use for the PC I get noise.
So it seems like I can have one input source plugged in at a time without noise... but if I have more than one plugged in ... it makes noise.
Anybody ever seen this, or know what could be the problem?
Thanks,
Telstar