[Help] Is there a way to stop the "BIP" sound when speaker are plugged ?
[Help] Is there a way to stop the "BIP" sound when speaker are plugged ?
Hey, I use a lot my steam deck as a PC, but everytime there is a "new" sound (I start a video, a game, i change some setting etc) there is a sound coming from the speaker. (Like when you plug a cable jack with the speaker on). Is there a way to fix this ?
I believe you can turn UI sounds off from the sound menu in settings. There are also some decky plugins that let you change the sound files the deck uses, it may make it possible to replace or remove the sound you're talking about.
It’s not a UI sounds, it’s a static sound, same as if you plug speaker when on.
Is the sound is coming from the built-in speaker on the deck when you start a game, or from external speakers when you plug them in?
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If this happens when you start a game, and it is with the internal speakers, that points to a passive component failure, like a capacitor or inductor that is usually on a sound line. (Edit: Also, a loose wire could make an LC circuit very noisy, temporarily.)
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If this happens when you plug external speakers in, there is not much you can do besides get a high quality speaker jack that will only reduce the problem, not solve it. To completely eliminate noise from speaker jacks would require some kind of electronic soft-switching device.
Can you post steps to replicate the problem?
It seems that English is not your first language, so I am just asking for a little more clarification. Your descriptions conflict a little bit, but that is ok! :)
Or, type a full description in your language and I can use a translator. Whatever is easy.
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I fix it by pluging the speakers directly to the screen, and not the steam deck. Was probably static sound.
I had a similar issue with my Apple TV and projector. I switched the HDMI cord, and haven’t had the noise since (that I can recall). Try that route first if you have another HDMI cord. If that doesn’t solve it, then not sure honestly.
Tested to be sure, but it doesn't work unfortunately !