why does what I hear pop?
931024
You go to your doctor and he'll give you something for it. If it's a bacterial infection, then you'll probably end up with antibiotics.
745702
its called "feedback", distance your microphone fom your speakers.\n"should solve the problem".
1102413
b.c ur whisper turns into loudness
491935
Sounds like vertigo to me. It's an awful sensation. Go to the doctor soon: it is probably caused by an inner ear problem.\nBe careful when climbing the stairs, meanwhile.\nBut see a doctor soon. It will not go away by itself.
930321
I can hear mine sometimes also. As you say, it happens ina quiet place. As the other answer say, ask a doctor. But guess is something normal but not everyone has it.   Be yourself and take care of the thumps ald fill it with love. Take care.
33574
lol thats a funny question i think the reason they make those noises is because there are air pockets in them and when the air pocket bust it goes snap crackle pop lol
475134
sounds like a virus...
1146076
Popping is usually caused by a release of air pressure when the Eustachian tube opens and allows air up into the middle ear space behind the eardrum.  When the Eustachian tube is not functioning properly, the eardrum can become retracted by negative air pressure behind it, so there's a popping senation when it is suddenly released.\n\nAllergies, colds and other upper respiratory ailments can prevent the Eustachian tube from opening and closing the way it should during yawning and swallowing.  If it remains this way, fluid can build up in the middle ear space, which makes you feel even more plugged and your heaering is more muffled.  If an infection (bacteria) grows in the fluid, it can be very painful and could rupture the eardrum if it is not properly treated. \n\nIf your symptoms are accompanied by fever, pain or dizziness, see a doctor as soon as possible.  If they are only mildly annoying, you might wait a few days to see if it resolves on its own.  \n\nYes, sometimes a build-up of wax could also have similar symptoms; but DO NOT use a cotton swab, because you could push the wax deeper into the ear canal, and could even rupture your eardrum in the process!
54897
Check your sound card software.if you are using intel motherboard then "soundmax" may be the culprit.
818190
try messing with the controls under sound properties in control panel ..
544716
Record at lower speeds (during CD to CD copy). Audio CDs created with the CD recorder have no header for each audio frame. Since the frame header contains the block address, lack of the header can cause noise during playback.\n\nReading data at too high a speed also can cause pops and clicks in the audio output, because audio samples are skipped or repeated during jitter correction. To prevent pops in audio tracks, write at lower speeds or create a CD image on your hard drive.
536473
it's called tinnitus.
748363
If the problem happens intermitmently like you described, we can rule out the settings (Here I suppose you know how to check the audio settings of your machine).  If so, it must be the hardware.  Since audio cards are cheap (You can get one for $20 and the sounds are pretty decent), install a new sound card.
397616
Try upgrading your audio card drivers. If that doesn't help, get a new sound card.
559376
pinch your nose, keep your mouth closed and blow. the presure in your ears will make em pop and come back to normal
1107471
When you are streaming anything, it usually is poor quality so it can be viewed in real time. Due to the poorer quality, you will hear popping.
83947
This is due to microphone feedback. Look at this article for information on how to eliminate it in Windows: http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_zdpcm/is_200108/ai_ziff10423