Package: pulseaudio
Version: 2.0-6
Severity: important
I'm using a default installation on wheezy/gnome, set up as a laptop.
The device works fine on another system, a server with a pulseaudio
daemon process set up manually. On the default desktop gnome setup,
however, I'm finding pulseaudio highly unreliable with a USB device,
Creative Soundblaster X-Fi HD. Other people report similar problems.
It has worked occasionally, but usually it doesn't
Sometimes I see this error in dmesg or console:
usb_set_interface failed
and sometimes /var/log/user.log contains messages such as
module-alsa-card.c: Failed to find a working profile.
I've tried deleting ~/.pulse* and rebooting, doesn't help
I've also noticed that if I try to kill the pulseaudio process (e.g. to
try changing something in /etc/pulse/default.pa) it tries to start 5
more copies and logs a heap of errors to /var/log/user.log - this seems
like some issue with the restart mechanism. In any case, having it
restart automatically is quite annoying when troubleshooting.
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