Not sure how to describe it, but I have a digital audio coaxil converter which converts it to L and R spdif (or whatever it's called) so I can use my computer speakers with my TV.
I just moved into a new house and when I reconnected everything the converter emits an extremely high pitched squeal that gives me a headache. It's like the mosquito sound that teenagers use (even though I'm 32 and I hear it so it's a little lower frequency than that).
I've tried unplugging and replugging everything and it doesn't help. If I unplug the coaxil from the converter the sound gets much much lower pitched. The sound only goes away when I unplug the power from it.
I should note the squeal is coming from the converter itself and not the speakers.
Any idea what the problem could be and/or what I can do to fix it??
I just moved into a new house and when I reconnected everything the converter emits an extremely high pitched squeal that gives me a headache. It's like the mosquito sound that teenagers use (even though I'm 32 and I hear it so it's a little lower frequency than that).
I've tried unplugging and replugging everything and it doesn't help. If I unplug the coaxil from the converter the sound gets much much lower pitched. The sound only goes away when I unplug the power from it.
I should note the squeal is coming from the converter itself and not the speakers.
Any idea what the problem could be and/or what I can do to fix it??
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