All sounds in my computer sound like they are in an echo chamber

You probably have the sound settings wrong for either the device that is getting Netflix movie or the Samsung sound system. You might have even got both wrong!

Hi michael_b975,


Please check the audio settings and disable the echo mode , or anything similar to that , if there is an option for default settings , please choose that option so that you would have normal sound.

I have a Regza 46XV648U. And sometime my sound will sound like a Echo Chamber, i can turn it off and the sound will be alright for some time.

1. Click Start, click Control Panel, click Hardware and Sound, and then click Sound.
2. In the Sound window right-click your Speakers and select Configure Speakers.
3. Follow the on-screen setup, and Test the available configurations.
4. Indentify whether or not one configuration appears to have less of an “echo” than others.
5. If the issue is resolved by modifying the configuration then you do not need to do anything further

the echo is a software effect on your computer check the sound card and driver under control pannel under sound make sure reverb or echo is off it sucks

When you say echo, are you meaning sound coming from your mic echoing thru the speakers or a sound like your in a bathroom on all audio.

If you are referring to the mic issue, then open your volume control and make sure that MIC is muted in playback setttings

If you are refering to bathroom sound on everything , it is called a "environmental setting" and in in your sound cards software setup, like their version of the volume control or some other application they have installed for you to configure your card. Just locate the "environmental" setting and disable it / set it to none.

look in the control panel there should be something there for the sound, it should be something like a sound effect manager open it and disable it

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I had this problem. I right clicked on the speaker icon at the bottom right hand corner of the screen, selected playback devices, left clicked to highlight the 'speakers' (realtek in my case) then clicked properties in the lower right of the open window, clicked on the enhancements tab, and found that my sound effect properties had been changed to auditorium. I clicked the selection arrow and changed the enhancements to 'none'. Oh happy day! No more echo.

What motherboard are you using? Does it have a Volume effects changer option on its Sound Card? Try changing that option first.

Sounds silly but, try muting your built in microphone, because i'l bet, the mic is picking up the sound from yours speakers and causing the echo. That's wot i've found on a few occassions. Other than that, check sound and video drivers by click Start>Run, then type in 'dxdiag' (without quotes) this will run a diagnostic on audio and video. Please rate this solution