I've been doing games on roll20 for awhile now, mostly using Skype for communication, and we've having sound interferences once in awhile (we call them Piggy Snores). I've tried testing Skype, checking forums about it, even tried Curse Voice to see if Skype was the problem, but even with Curse voice, we could hear those "piggies". I was finally able to find the cause of these interferences: it seems that when we are moving tokens on really heavy graphic maps, the sounds trigger more often, especially if we scroll the map when its size is too big(even after shrinking it). Most of the time, we are a group of 4 or 5 players when using Skype, so maybe it has to impact on the problem. And unfortunately, most of my map are heavy with tokens, but I mean really heavy, like minimum 3 layers of background, lots of tokens having multiple sides, so heavily using rollable tables for those. I also use the soundtrack features a lot too. So does anyone knows why these interferences comes from, or did I nailed it right after all? If so, I'm guessing reducing the "weight" of my maps would solve the problem, which will be quite impossible for my games and setting, but oh well...
