Hearing voices in speakers/headphones?

[Snaffle J. Bean]

5 years ago, I was screwing around with WMP visualization plugins. I downloaded new ones for a while, and then voices started coming through the speakers. The quality sounded like a walkie-talkie, and I heard something like "Oh look, there he is! Go, go, go! Get him!" (it was hard to understand since it was all fuzzy.)
I thought it was just some virus on the computer and nothing else.

Then, earlier today, I heard voices coming through the headphones connected to my TV after I turned my TV off. Sounded the same as the voices before, only I couldn't understand it since it was very faint.

Has this happened to anyone else? I'm thinking I'm going crazy :|

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[Dodger]

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Also, sounds creepy as hell.

[dkamm65]

If someone is using a two way radio or the like near you, your headphones could be picking it up.

That, or it's ghosts.

[Qwepir]

Sometimes my computer speakers pick up AM radio or something. One time I was just browsing the forum and I suddenly hear some sports jocks talking about the baseball game that was going on, but only very faintly.

[yogamoanyo]

I have, but that was in the past, on my old computer. On my new one, though, I haven't yet.

[kakashi11]

Think something connected to your computer is receiving signals from Police radios.
and the only place to play those signals, is your monitor/headset, Which ever is the outbound for sound.

[Dodger]

If someone is using a two way radio or the like near you, your headphones could be picking it up.

That, or it's ghosts.

Most likely this.

[Niven]

Ahahaha

[JamestheLeet]

Think something connected to your computer is receiving signals from Police radios.
and the only place to play those signals, is your monitor/headset, witch ever is the outbound for sound.

This.

[Snaffle J. Bean]

I heard the first voices in my previous house, and it was really loud.
I heard the second voices in my current house, and it was really faint.

My current house isn't very far away from my previous, probably only a few miles away.

Can two-way radios cover a few miles?

This.

Can't be that, because the second time was in the headset connected to my TV, which was off.

[JAW959]

I heard the first voices in my previous house, and it was really loud.
I heard the second voices in my current house, and it was really faint.

My current house isn't very far away from my previous, probably only a few miles away.

Can two-way radios cover a few miles?
Can't be that, because the second time was in the headset connected to my TV, which was off.

I think they can but I have no idea weather or not headphones can pick those signals up.

[JamestheLeet]

I heard the first voices in my previous house, and it was really loud.
I heard the second voices in my current house, and it was really faint.

My current house isn't very far away from my previous, probably only a few miles away.

Can two-way radios cover a few miles?
Can't be that, because the second time was in the headset connected to my TV, which was off.

Did the TV have bunny ears connected?

[Snaffle J. Bean]

Did the TV have bunny ears connected?

No, but it's an HD TV with a built in tuner (I think)

[Daedalus]

On my old guitar amp, when I turned up the treble all the way and touched the end of the cable that goes into the guitar to my knee, I picked up sports radio :D

[JamestheLeet]

No, but it's an HD TV with a built in tuner (I think)

The tuner might be causing the problem.