Sorry...just saw these responses. Being a hardware issue makes sense since it localized to a single user on a single PC.
I think it may have something to do with the fact that the guy is a Flight Controller and has some "comm" loop apps running. (where they can listen to the voice loops of a Shuttle mission). That seems to be the only thing unique. The flex app does not make a sound at all on all other of the hundreds of users. I was just curious how a flex app might generate the noise...CPU issues/shielding makes sense. I'll ask him to call the NASA help desk to check out his PCs hardware. Thanks for the help. Don --- In [email protected], "caffeinewabbit" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Sometimes, when a system is running a cpu or memory heavy application, > the sound card will pick up bits of interference from the PC's > internals. What kind of work is being performed inside your app? > > Also, the monitor can cause interference if you have a large area of > intense color. In either case, it ultimately comes down to hardware > not being insulated as well as it should be, and isn't being caused > directly by Flex. > > --- In [email protected], "Don Kerr" <fusionpage@> wrote: > > > > Strangest thing. A user's speakers have a faint hummmmm sound when a > > Flex App is open in their browser. Close it, sound goes away. > > > > I don't have any audio/video in the app. > > > > If he opens other web pages, no hummm sounds. > > > > Seem bizarre to me that a Flex app could generate some kind of > > vibration of the speakers. Any idea what might cause it? > > > > Don > > >
