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On Thursday 13 October 2005 18:48, Michael Crute wrote: |
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> First I think I should start out saying that I don't have too much of a |
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> clue when it comes to Linux audio. Now that that's out of the way, I have a |
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> box that works at the moment with ALSA + ESD + Gstreamer + Gnome that |
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> allows me to do software mixing and all my sound works. The problem I am |
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> having is that I have this constant crackle when I'm listening to anything. |
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> I know its not EMF because the sound was clean when I had Windoze on the |
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> box. Its not so loud that it makes listening to anything unpleasant but it |
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> is quite annoying. |
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oh, it can be EMF. |
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Don't forget: linux is running usually at higher 'ticks' (1000 or 250) than |
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windows. And this may be to much for some cheap condensators/resistors on |
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your board. |
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Try 100 in your kernel config. |
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btw: I do not use any sounddaemon and let 'dmix' do all the mixing stuff. |
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