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On 15/05/12 17:52, Michael Mol wrote: |
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> I have a strong expectation that part of what you're hearing is system |
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> electrical noise. |
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> What happens when you set: |
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> * Master -> 100 |
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> * Headphone -> 100 |
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> * Everything else -> 0 |
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If I do not play anything while PCM is at 0 and Master and Headphone are |
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at 100, then I do not hear anything. But if I start 'playing' something |
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while still with PCM at 0 (no sound can be heard), then I start hearing |
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irregular clipping sound. |
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Is that what you expected? |
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If I decrease the sound to a level where I stop hearing clipping, then I |
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can barely hear the music. Although the same headphones play on my |
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player fine. |
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And It's a shame, that I indeed hear clipping. Are there any ways to |
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increase the sound volume without increasing the mixer setting in ALSA? |
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Would a different sound card help? Is there any way I can solve the |
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problem without buying new hardware? |
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Thanks a lot for help, |
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I. |
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