Q: Robotic Static Sounds USB Headset

Six years have passed since this thread was started. My "new" (well, its almost a year old now) imac still have the same issue, and Apple is making it quite obvious that they don't give a ****. If a specific brand of PC´s would handle issues the same way, they would go out of buisness quite soon. But since the AppleCult (myself included), seems completely brainwashed we still buy the ****. Next time i will invest the same amount of money that the Apple **** costs, into a PC, and it will be faster - this **** won't be a problem and when i get issues, they will get fixed with new drivers! I will face the occasional crasch, blue screen and having to update **** by myself with a smile. So long Apple, I've invested way too much in this ****, i will not ever make the same mistake again.

Do you got any solutions for that problem or is it still "active"?

The problem is still there. Pretty disappointing considering it is not there for 5 !!1!eleven! years.

I was hoping El Capitan could change that issue - it semms it doesn't. At has to be a problem on Apple's side - please do something, Apple!

Found a clue earlier in this thread that fixed the problem for me. On a new MacbookPro, my trusty Plantronics suddenly was creating static, noise and out of phase recording.

This was fixed by changing the input sampling in the target application from 48Hz to 44Hz. There is no way to do this at a system level, just the application level.

Provided you can change the sample rate in the application. But thanks for the hint. i check if it can be done with TeamSpeak.