Glitchy Sound on HDA Intel 5/3400 Series

[coldReactive]

Sound DOES work, it has high quality and whatnot but the problem: Glitchy sound output whenever the system sounds play, or when I change the volume either via panel or alsamixer.

removed pulse, as that's what I thought the problem was, but ALSA still has the problem. Will attach files of some logs you might be interested in.

[coldReactive (coldreactive)]

Also note, I will not upgrade to Ubuntu 10.04 at this time. Due to another bug in ATI FGLRX Driver and Perfect World.

[coldReactive (coldreactive)]

It might be related to the IEC audio portions, as muting them "seems" to fix the issue (need to restart computer after applying as such. But might still have the problem.)

It might also be a gstreamer problem as Kubuntu--which uses the XINE backend--did not have the glitchy sound by default.

However, the sound card may have a hardware-based configuration, which means that if linux tells it to mute something, it will stay muted for linux until it is unmuted. It is unsure of what is happening.

[coldReactive (coldreactive)]

I can no longer test however, as I am on windows now. Might test in the future if problem still exists, but only if I can also test other bugs that I've been having as of late. If I can't test those as well, then it's of no benefit of me to just test one thing.

[Daniel van Vugt (vanvugt)]

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