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aBagofRockss

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    I5 6600k
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    16gb Corsair LPX DDR4
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    EVGA Gtx 970 sc Acx 2.0
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    Samsung 840 pro 128 gb, Samsung 850 Evo 500 gb, WD black 1tb
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  1. The strange part about this is that it worked always up until recently. I'm not sure what else it could be.
  2. I'm running windows 10. And I've been pressing the sleep button in the power start settings. I just tried hibernate and it worked as normal.
  3. Hi LTT Community, Basically, every time I try to put my pc into sleep mode, the screens will shut off, but the fans will keep running and keyboard will remain on as well. I've tried disabling network adapters from waking the computer, and changing my multimedia wake settings. Is there anything else I can try? It was working fine just a week ago and now it is not. Thanks all.
  4. I've heard that before. However, it's with HWmonitor as well, but it's kind of inconsistent. As in, it will freeze up for a few seconds and then unfreeze. Edit: Seems like it is with other temp monitoring programs as well.
  5. So long story short, I've had my I5 6600k overclocked for several weeks now to 4.2ghz @1.235vcore. I decided that I wanted to start pushing it a bit more, so I bumped it up to 4.3 and restarted. Everything worked fine, including stress tests. However, for some reason, the programs I use to monitor my temps when stress testing keep freezing. Thinking that it was unstable, I tried opening other programs such as chrome while I had a test running, and they worked fine. Could this be a sign of an unstable overclock, or a problem with the programs themselves? I'm using NZXT Cam and HWMonitor.
  6. I'm not sure either at this point. Looks like it probably is something in movie studio, however. It's rendering out only audio files with the same weird budding while audacity and other programs are fine.
  7. That's weird then because all audio previews sound fine, and when I export Audacity audio by itself (not in movie studio) it sounds fine too. And I'm just using a cheap Neewer NW-700. It's pretty good sounding for the price, just have to fix my movie studio settings or something but I really don't know what it could be.
  8. Would that cause the preview to sound bad too or just the rendered video? Seems like all drivers are up to date.
  9. I just made a test clip using both recording within the editor and using audacity and they both sounded the same still.
  10. So I'm pretty new to the video editing scene. I've been using Sony Movie Studio 13 Platinum to edit some videos for youtube. While I'm getting the hang of the actual editing part, I'm having some trouble with exporting and rendering. It seems that every video I render, while the background music will come out perfect, any voiceover I do inside the program will render out with a buzzing kind of sound, and won't be as clear as the preview was. I've been rendering using either Sony AVC or Mainconcept AVC. System specs: I5 6600k @ 4.2ghz Asus ROG Ranger Mobo 16gb 2400 Ram GTX 970 If you guys need me too, I can post a sample if need be. Any ideas on what it could be?
  11. Wow I must be really dumb. It was an issue with the speaker settings.
  12. They aren't outputting any sound when recording. The only way from what I'm trying to get clear audio is when I have voice meter opened while recording. Other then that it sounds strange. The best way I can describe it is either an echo or as if I was talking far away from the mic.
  13. aBagofRockss

    Mic Echo?

    So I recently picked up a new mic to start doing some podcasts and youtube with. However, for some reason, when I record anything from either the new mic or my headset(which I never had this problem with before) it comes out with an echo when using speakers. I tried listening to it using a headset and the recording sounds fine, but with speakers it doesn't work at all. I honestly have no idea about this one. Any Ideas?
  14. I just saw that, since I am a student, I am able to get Movie Studio 13 Academic for less, but it's only the basic program to my knowledge, correct?
  15. I think I'm starting to lean towards Premiere elements a bit more with vegas a bit behind. Are the Corel programs not even considering really?
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