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aldav45
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_ 		21. September 2005 @ 16:13 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Hi guys, I've not posted here for a long time as I havent had any problems but now when i try to convert a 700mb avi to dvd using nero xpress i get an ambulance type alarm sound from my pc (like a nee naw nee naw type sound) This only really happend when my pc is converting but also playing the prevfiew at the same time. any ideas? or can you turn off the preview option in xpress. ive got tmpg enc an dalso win avi but have had sync problems with them both.
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Hi there,

I have a feeling this alarm goes off because your CPU and/or motherboard tempature is too high.

Encoding is very CPU intensive and generates a lot of heat.

Is this the case ?

Most bios, you can go in and see what temp is your CPU !
Reboot, go in to the bios (Probably <ESC> or <F2>) and browse in there.

I have a feeling it's that alarm !
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