Recent content by Lasse Thomsen

Hi I am doing a little project. This project is unrelated to my posts, about a “periodical high-pitched noise”, and the noise is not a problem. I just found the idea challenging and interesting. Maybe I’ll learn something I can use later. Project background noise Equipment: Standalone...

Your correct this thread has gone off topic, and i apologies. Reading back I made off topic answers. I was trying to explain what I wanted to achieve audio tech wise, and ended up talking about why I wanted to do it, in the first place. I am currently trying out some of the audio advise I have...

Don't be sorry your telling me your opinion based on logical thinking....... and I think your pretty spot on. I don't know why I am doing this either. This project of mine, has made no logical sense since Febuary 2022, but I am still doing it. Perhaps I want to prove to myself ...

Yes, you are correct. I am using a samsung tablet S5e with a mic to try and capture the noise from the TV. And that is not working so i have bought a zoom h1n recorder. Waiting on it to be delivered atm. Sry, should have been mor clear

Update: I have been working on capturing the periodical high pitced noise with my samsng S5e tablet, and i am just not happy with the results. So i have ordred Zoom H1n recorder, and I will be working on capturing a .wav file. However with delivery and the randomness in capturing a periodical...

I am not happy with the picture either, but it is what i am getting. About the super hearing: The TV (QN95A) is actually making 2 noises. I am only talking about the high pitched periodical noise, because that is the loudest and the audible problem going to sleep at night. There is also a...

Excatly what I want a paper to state. It is more "what is physical posible to hear" Samsung claims the noise is not audible, but it is. And in my picture the spikes are louder then 2 dB. Ofcourse Samsung will claim this is not true and i am wrong, but now i have something to write in a complaint...

Is there any litterature / scientific / university papers or studies that says that even a 3 db high frequency noise can cause stress / bad sleeping or other negative effekts? If i can get my hands on a professional study, that says a a 3 db high frequency noise gives negative effekts. Well i...

So buying new equipment is a must. Thx Is a "Zoom H1n" or a Dayton "Audio iMM-6 Calibrated Measurement Microphone for iPhone, iPad Tablet and Android" a low noise recording device? The picture i posted above took me like 10 days and many hours to catch, so putting the TV in a pro studio...

The first recording i made and sent to Samsung was bad, but others could hear the sound, so could Samsung........... For 3 weeks then wuppss "There is no sound". Vendor return: 30 days. It started happening after 60 days. Complained to samsung after 80 days. I got a screen shot of my tablet...

The One Connect Box is a part of the TV. Returning it, yes. I am trying too, but samsung is claiming that there is no sound. So it is a audio problem as i need to capture the sound and prove it is real, and that i am not lying or have the illness "tinnitus".

To be a bit more clear: I am looking for a method to capture the sound visually, so i can prove to samsung support it is real, and not only in my head.

ok, no ideas?

I am new to this and have worked on this for 3 months, so if I sound a bit slow, please teach me. I have bought a Samsung TV with a One Connect box, basically a unit that has electronics, connections (HDMI….) and the power supply you can place away from the TV and connect with one cable...