Finding a driver on the internet, to no avail Finding a working driver via Windows Update, to no avail Using it on a Windows XP machine, where it works perfectly The serial for this Snowball is S/N018111. If I check device manager, it will appear as "Blue Snowball", but there will be a yellow triangle with an exclamation mark on the inside.
"Device driver software was not installed successfully" Whenever I plug it into my Acer Aspire TimelineX 3830T-6849 running Windows 7, I get the following response: I've been having problems using the Blue Snowball Microphone. Any help would be great.Īnd yes, I know my settings are a mess, but this is the only way I've been able to stream anything without it constantly dropping frames.I'm not too sure where to post this, hopefully this is the right place. I've attached my log, so hopefully that will help to isolate the problem. The other supposed fix I've found has been to disable the Mic QPC Timestamps, as that only helps in specific instances. I've looked here on the forums, and the only two "fixes" I've found have been to raise the scene buffering time until the issue stops occurring, but mine is already up to 10000, and the problem persists, so. In my logs I've noticed that "Audio timestamp for device 'Microphone (Blue Snowball)' was behind target timestamp by 35."
The light stays on, showing that it is still receiving power, but it stops broadcasting to any sources, and any program (Skype, Steam, even Windows itself.) This only happens when I'm streaming / recording with OBS. My best guess is that I just have something wrong in my setup of OBS, but my mic will randomly cut out and not pick anything up until I unplug it and plug it back in. So I've been watching the forums, and I've noticed a very common issue with the Blue Snowball microphone, one which I am experiencing myself.
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