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Topic # 62334 4-Jun-2010 01:11
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I have a Numark DJ|iO USB sound card, and when using it with Virtual DJ, every 5 or so minutes I get a high pitched, whistling sound which lasts 5-15 seconds.

I've tried powering the sound card (it can just run off USB), running the laptop just off battery, swapping USB plugs but nothing works.

Suggestions on anything else to try?

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  Reply # 338685 6-Jun-2010 02:44
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Whats wrong with the onboard sound



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  Reply # 343246 19-Jun-2010 14:27
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Typical me, I wait until hours before I need to DJ again before I try to fix this Undecided

Did more reading online, and someone suggested a powered USB hub.  A visit to DSE and $50 poorer, and it seems to have fixed the issues - fingers crossed.

Will post after the gig tonight, hopefully this has fixed my issue once and for all.

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