well i connect the vita on the pc and connect the audio jack in the pc
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i use obs to record my screen on the vita
The power supply usb option is only to charge the PS Vita when the usb cable is plugged in.
If you need to charge while streaming, you're going to need to find a workaround.
See https://github.com/xerpi/vita-udcd-uvc/issues/57
Hearing the audio is fairly normal -- if you plug it into the line in (or line in-mic combined on many laptops) then most operating systems will have it play back.
Static is more likely a signal, pun intended, that you need to turn down the volume on the line in settings (stock windows tends to have it very high), or if you plugged it into a mic one then plug it into the line in (mic, usually a dull red/pink colour if it has one, will tend to supply a bit of power).
Having it charge either from the same PC (can lead to ground loop issues, though should be fairly isolated) or charger (cheapo USB chargers are often electrically noisy little things) might also lead to a hum.
Another thing to note. If the lead itself near another lead, power supply, metal radiator, big power device or similar? If so you might get some induction in it. If you can hold the lead in relatively clear air and it goes away then probably that.
Static is more likely a signal, pun intended, that you need to turn down the volume on the line in settings (stock windows tends to have it very high), or if you plugged it into a mic one then plug it into the line in (mic, usually a dull red/pink colour if it has one, will tend to supply a bit of power).
Having it charge either from the same PC (can lead to ground loop issues, though should be fairly isolated) or charger (cheapo USB chargers are often electrically noisy little things) might also lead to a hum.
Another thing to note. If the lead itself near another lead, power supply, metal radiator, big power device or similar? If so you might get some induction in it. If you can hold the lead in relatively clear air and it goes away then probably that.
Was the vita plugged into a charger? If so, try with the charger unplugged. If unplugging the charger gets rid of the noise, you can buy a ground loop noise isolator such as this https://www.amazon.com/Mpow-Ground-Isolator-Stereo-System/dp/B019393MV2/ that will solve that problem for good.
It is possible that the line in on your PC is just noisy. Especially in laptops components are very close together so they're more prone to causing interference for eachother. Integrated (mobo) audio can also suffer from it. If that is the case then the easy solution is a USB sound card/DAC.
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@Xdqwerty, to answer your question, they're a fusion Brit-pop/J-pop/electronic band with a woman vocalist. Flamingo is hands down their best known song but they've got a ton of other really good songs+1 -
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