Computer sounds from the television!

[Woodwould]

Over the past few weeks, Herself and I have both heard very loud Windows type computer sounds while watching SBS.

Anyone got an idea what they are and why they occur?

[wheelinround]

Your watching a Techie program

They use Windows sound some times WW as does Time Team on ABC and History during the later series its flamin annoying.

[Woodwould]

Your watching a Techie program

They use Windows sound some times WW as does Time Team on ABC and History during the later series its flamin annoying.

We haven't been watching tech-head stuff and I recall the noises you mention on Time Team etc.

No, these sound like there's someone else in the room working on a laptop with the volume turned up really loud. The sounds occur randomly and don't punctuate or coincide with the program.

[wheelinround]

WiFi on your TV is picking up digital signal of someone near by using the laptop

[Woodwould]

No WiFi.

[_fly_]

Ghost of Steve Jobs checking out the competitions product?

[wheelinround]

No WiFi.

So your TV isn't digital?? You don't have antenna??

Your speakers don't pick up signal. I recall taxi radios doing this way back analogue days.

[Woodwould]

So your TV isn't digital?? You don't have antenna??

Your speakers don't pick up signal. I recall taxi radios doing this way back analogue days.

The television is an LCD unit, but doesn't have an in-built digital receiver. Is it possible that we could be picking up some WiFi computer signal? Whay only on SBS though?

[Scott]

Microsoft Windows has subliminally infiltrated your head?

[Scott]

The television is an LCD unit, but doesn't have an in-built digital receiver. Is it possible that we could be picking up some WiFi computer signal? Whay only on SBS though?

On a serious note, doesn't SBS use a different band than the others though when viewing analogue? Or are you watching digital? I was watching SBS last night and heard nothing.

[Woodwould]

Come to think of it, the signal for the TV comes through the PVR which has a digital receiver.

I didn't watch any television last night.

[wheelinround]

Come to think of it, the signal for the TV comes through the PVR which has a digital receiver.

I didn't watch any television last night.

So how did you hear it if you were not watching ok listening voices in your head.

There you have it a receiver device when in the car we use hands free kit often hearing other radio stations over it or others phone conversations .

I used to find similar when CB radios were about, in the coaches speakers and antenna would some times pick up the oldies always got a .

[Woodwould]

So how did you hear it if you were not watching ok listening voices in your head.

There you have it a receiver device when in the car we use hands free kit often hearing other radio stations over it or others phone conversations .

I used to find similar when CB radios were about, in the coaches speakers and antenna would some times pick up the oldies always got a .

I said I've heard the noises over the past few weeks. I just wasn't watching television last night.

I take your point, but why does it only occur while watching SBS... is its band close to computer WiFi bands? Has nobody else experienced this?

[wheelinround]

I said I've heard the noises over the past few weeks. I just wasn't watching television last night.

I take your point, but why does it only occur while watching SBS... is its band close to computer WiFi bands? Has nobody else experienced this?

Yes I suspect so. Funny I recall when digital came out "we'll have more bandwidth available so cross over never happens" said by some polly.
I'd say a neighbour is using WiFi or digital sound unit which can transfer say from his bedroom where laptop is to speakers in the lounge room.

I had a digital headset I could plug into the TV, Radio, sound system.and be anywhere in the house or yard. On occassions I'd hear cross over